In 1997, Theresa Weaver's father, Agent Donald Weaver, was called out to Wisconsin to investigate a case connected to Project Jackknife. Partnered with the unconventional Agent Jimmy Harold, Weaver discovers a trail of clues that uncover the connections between the mysterious leylines, the Billy Bear truck stops, and the hideous roadside murders. Answers are out there... but the truth is gruesome. Nominated for "Best New Series" at the 2024 Eisners, PHANTOM ROAD continues in the third volume titled "THE HORRORMEN," a thrilling new story by JEFF LEMIRE and GABRIEL HERNÁNDEZ WALTA!!! Collects PHANTOM ROAD #11-15
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Jeff Lemire is a New York Times bestselling and award winning author, and creator of the acclaimed graphic novels Sweet Tooth, Essex County, The Underwater Welder, Trillium, Plutona, Black Hammer, Descender, Royal City, and Gideon Falls. His upcoming projects include a host of series and original graphic novels, including the fantasy series Ascender with Dustin Nguyen.
Okay…*claps hands together and rubs* Now we’re cooking.
Phantom Road #3 pulls a Fed shrouded in mystery, a freckle-faced Deputy, and even more otherworldly truck-stop weirdness into the mix. Yup. It’s a good one! :)
Special Agent Weaver gets the spotlight here. And damn! Does she have a story to tell. Can’t wait to see where and how this piece of the puzzle fits in with Dom and Birdie’s predicament.
I liked the grid layout in this book. It flowed, but still made me pause to admire the work. Plus, the colors and shadows added some creepiness and weight to the page and mood to the past and present. I loved the green glow of the Golden Pine Inn.
I’ll be watching for the next installment. Bring on the next infomercial!
Ohhhhhhh shit shit shit! It's getting realllllll good people! Some new characters that I really like with backstories that seem intriguing. Jeff Lamire just knows what he's doing when it comes to writing. Seriously.