MY BROTHERS BLOOD MACHINE #1 (OF 6) (MR)
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A new era of slasher horror is born! A teenage girl desperate to escape from an abusive home. A high school misfit wrongfully accused of murder. An abominable secret waiting in the woods. Margretville is troubled, but they've no idea the disturbing truths looming beneath the surface of their otherwise picturesque town. From the creative mind of Claudio Sanchez, written by Steve Niles, and brought to life with art from Andrew Ritchie, this long-awaited series based on The Prize Fighter
Inferno's debut album of the same name is sure to shock, satisfy, and terrify.
Inferno's debut album of the same name is sure to shock, satisfy, and terrify.
A new era of slasher horror is born! A teenage girl desperate to escape from an abusive home. A high school misfit wrongfully accused of murder. An abominable secret waiting in the woods. Margretville is troubled, but they've no idea the disturbing truths looming beneath the surface of their otherwise picturesque town. From the creative mind of Claudio Sanchez, written by Steve Niles, and brought to life with art from Andrew Ritchie, this long-awaited series based on The Prize Fighter
Inferno's debut album of the same name is sure to shock, satisfy, and terrify.
Inferno's debut album of the same name is sure to shock, satisfy, and terrify.
A new era of slasher horror is born! A teenage girl desperate to escape from an abusive home. A high school misfit wrongfully accused of murder. An abominable secret waiting in the woods. Margretville is troubled, but they've no idea the disturbing truths looming beneath the surface of their otherwise picturesque town. From the creative mind of Claudio Sanchez, written by Steve Niles, and brought to life with art from Andrew Ritchie, this long-awaited series based on The Prize Fighter
Inferno's debut album of the same name is sure to shock, satisfy, and terrify.
Inferno's debut album of the same name is sure to shock, satisfy, and terrify.
