Cusp

by Thomas Herpich

Painstakingly sincere stories from newcomer Thomas Herpich. Exotic and lyrical, his work is populated by flustered astronauts, disheveled pilgrims, carefree fugitives, rainbow werewolves, crass donkey people, and gold-suited ex-misogynists all careening past an increasingly blurred landscape towards what they hope is some sort of enlightenment or maturity or something. A uniquely personal new voice in the comics world.

Genres: Comics

40 pages, Comic

First published February 3, 2003

Reviews

[Carter Roodman · Rating 5 out of 5]

It was very disturbing, but I really liked it. All of the art is masterfully done.

[Ma'Belle · Rating 3 out of 5]

This was fascinating, boring, and highly disturbing all at once.

[Andy Zeigert · Rating 4 out of 5]

Spied this book's glowing orange cover on the bottom shelf of my local comic shop's "indie" section. Decided $3.95 was worth the risk. Weird and charming and kind of ugly at times, but never boring.