For two generations, the rural hill town of Grendel, Kentucky has honored its Faustian bargain with the monster living in its abandoned coal mine: a human sacrifice every season in return for agrarian prosperity the likes of which this rocky region had never before seen (including its greatest cash crop: the dankest weed in the land). When one town elder
breaks this pact, Grendel's only hope is that its prodigal daughter will return home to face down the creature of her nightmares - and bring her all-female biker gang with her.
The second issue of 'Grendel, Kentucky' raises the stakes in every way. The development of the main characters is just as compelling as the supernatural action sequence that dominates the second half of the issue. Read Full Review
An exciting second issue which promises to race full throttle until the series conclusion, teasing readers that this will become a full-on horror series by the time it’s done. The art does a great job of capturing the tone of the comic, and the supernatural elements feel unique and well done. Read Full Review