In a world gripped by chaos, former Anti-Terrorism Unit (ATU) agent Sybil Crewes finds herself caught between the safety of isolation and the call to defend democracy. As the COVID-19 pandemic rages on, Sybil's self-imposed exile in Boston is shattered by news of a violent attack on the U.S. Capitol. With President Donald Trent refusing to concede his electoral defeat, his supporters storm the halls of power, intent on overturning the election results by any means necessary.
But the threat extends beyond politics. Dr. Carl Hayes, exploiting the pandemic, is conducting dark experiments to create a zombie army that will cement Trent's grip on power. Amidst this turmoil, Sybil's friends, ATU agent Jack Hunter and ex-CIA agent Harry Brown, urge her to step back into the fray. Can Sybil overcome her fears and confront the dangers threatening to destroy her country from within?
"Chaos is Bleeding" blends political intrigue with supernatural horror, taking readers on a thrilling journey through a fractured America where every choice has far-reaching consequences.
Join the battle for democracy in this gripping first volume of the "ATU Chronicles."
Perfect for fans of political thrillers, dystopian fiction, and horror.
A graphic novel adaption based on the award winning animation " Chaos is Bleeding" by Cynthia Fridsma.
The graphic novel delves into themes of political manipulation, the fight against domestic terrorism, the impact of disinformation, and the personal struggles of individuals coping with unprecedented societal change. It also touches on resilience, courage, and the importance of stepping up in the face of danger.
As far back as she can remember, Cynthia has been listening to exciting stories told by her mother. She grew up reading books from Edgar Allan Poe, H. P. Lovecraft, and Philip K. Dick, among others.
It was Cynthia’s mother who inspired her to start telling—and writing—her own stories.
Ms. Fridsma’s writing career started after a handicap in 2014—she has a tremor in her right hand, numbness in the fingers, and pain in her wrist. She had to give up her other creative outlets, such as photography, computer programming, and gave up on juggling, so focused on what she could do rather than what she couldn’t do.
Besides writing, she sometimes plays guitar—in Jimi Hendrix style.
Cynthia lives with her husband and pet rabbit Max in Amsterdam