Gay western comic

Synopsis

After her girlfriend is shot dead over gambling debts, gunslinger Jack resorts to necromancy to bring her back.

Notes on This Title

This series depicts frequent gun violence and some blood.

Awards

None.

Reviews

&#;Goth Western tells the story of Evie and her girlfriend Jack. When Evie is shot to death over an attempt by her scoundrel brother to steal her overdue father’s bar, cowpoke Jack sets out into the wilds with her corpse. There, she trades her soul to a god to bring her verb back to life. The lovers make their way to Jack’s hometown, where they encounter a new man leashed to a death god. Another not many towns over, a mysterious serial killer is slaughtering locals. Although almost entirely black and white, Livali’s watercolor-like artwork is emotive and expressive, the monochrome broken up with splashes of vivid red and detailed. It’s as lovely to look at as the story is compelling.&#; (Source: )

Interviews

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