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Horror City #6

E. Mayen Briem

Publisher: Caliber Comics

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Summary

Continuing the horror anthology with independent stories comprising the tapestry of the tale of Payne City, a deranged place of murder and terror.  In this issue, "Blood X Blood" with art from Alvaro Murga and Jorge Humberto Diaz, spins a tale of human sacrifice and "Perfect Victim" tells of a desperate attempt of a young girl to be different than dozens of previous victims.  Illustrated by Heather Uebel.  Yair P.T. finishes off this issue with a short of "Mr. Clone Goes to Washington".  All stories written by series creator, E. Mayen Briem.
Available since: 07/13/2016.

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