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Red Room #6
Red Room Trigger Warnings #2
The second "season" of the hit series continues, from the pen of Ed Piskor, the Eisner Award winning creator of Grand Design and Hip Hop Family Tree! Hoodie Horror comes to Red Room! Introducing the two sociopathic, aspiring red roomers who quickly make a name on the scene with their amateur snuff films. Fueled by a mutual passion and talent for murder, the young couple aim to be the most notorious and wanted killers on the dark web...
34 pages, Kindle Edition
First published April 1, 2022
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About the author
Ed Piskor
83 books199 followersEd Piskor had been cartooning professionally in print form since 2005, starting off drawing American Splendor comics written by Harvey Pekar. The duo continued working together on 2 graphic novels, Macedonia, and The Beats. Ed began self publishing Wizzywig after developing a huge interest in the history of Hacking and Phone Phreaking. 3 volumes, making up 3/4 of the full story, have been published to date.
Recently Ed had designed the characters for the new Adult Swim series, Mongo Wrestling Alliance.
Recently Ed had designed the characters for the new Adult Swim series, Mongo Wrestling Alliance.
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May 19, 2022
This issue is a bit different from the previous ones. The story follows two teenagers, Richie and Jan. Jan is pregnant and Richie is dropping out of school to work as a money collector for a drug dealer. When the son of the chief of police of the town they live in steals 10.000 dollars from Richie, him and Jan need to find a way to make that money back to repay the drug dealer he works for. So, they decide to start making torture and murder videos and sell them on the dark web. Quickly they realize how much they love doing that, so it becomes their new "job".
I enjoyed this issue a lot and I also enjoy the fact that almost all of the issues of the series so far are stand-alones. This makes it way easier to read them individually, as single issues (that being said, I'll probably get both tpbs, when the second one is released and I'll reread the whole series). This issue starts with the police finding two dead bodies that seem to belong to the Punkinz (Richie and Jan) and is narrated through what seems to be a suicide note. This framing device works very well and it leads to an incredible plot twist at the end. Futhermore, both Richie and Jan are very well written, interesting and complex. Even though they kill and torture people, Ed Piskor somehow manages to make them seem likeable. Moreover, this issue truly shows how incredible the world building of this series is. Ed Piskor has created a violent, twisted world that somehow seems very real.
I enjoyed this issue a lot and I also enjoy the fact that almost all of the issues of the series so far are stand-alones. This makes it way easier to read them individually, as single issues (that being said, I'll probably get both tpbs, when the second one is released and I'll reread the whole series). This issue starts with the police finding two dead bodies that seem to belong to the Punkinz (Richie and Jan) and is narrated through what seems to be a suicide note. This framing device works very well and it leads to an incredible plot twist at the end. Futhermore, both Richie and Jan are very well written, interesting and complex. Even though they kill and torture people, Ed Piskor somehow manages to make them seem likeable. Moreover, this issue truly shows how incredible the world building of this series is. Ed Piskor has created a violent, twisted world that somehow seems very real.
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