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Rocky Horror Picture Show: The Comic Book #2 - cover

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Rocky Horror Picture Show: The Comic Book #2

Kevin Van Hook

Publisher: Caliber Comics

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Summary

Dr. Frank N. Furter brings his greatest creation to life…Rocky.  However, part of Rocky’s brain was taken from Eddie who comes out of his deep sleep only to be killed by Frank.  Brad and Janet both fall under the persuasive and promiscuous attention of Frank, discovering their own feelings for each other might not have been as strong as they thought. Eddie’s uncle, Dr. Everett Scott arrives, to find his nephew. The official adaptation of the cult hit, Rocky Horror Picture Show.  Adapted and illustrated by Kevin VanHook (Bloodshot by Valiant, Oracle for DC). Issue 2 of 3.
Available since: 09/24/2015.

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