Grooming victims to be slaughtered on the DARK WEB for the enjoyment of psychopaths requires lots of work to keep them from being identified. The Poker Face organization, one of the most successful black market Red Room companies on the internet, goes to great lengths to fulfill their customers' depraved fantasies while avoiding law enforcement every step of the way. From the creator of Hip Hop Family Tree and X-Men: Grand Design comes this ALL-NEW monthly comic book series! A cyberpunk, outlaw, splatterpunk deep dive into the subculture of criminals who live-stream and patronize webcam murders for entertainment in the darkest corners of the more
Piskor does a great job with his research and keeps things grounded. It is a strong book. The art is raw and dark. This is not a book that you can digest and forget about. It will stick with you for sure. Read Full Review
More gory goodness from Ed Piskor in ‘Red Room' #2. One of the baddest comics on the shelves, in every sense of the word. Read Full Review
While the overzealous gore and violence may turn off some potential readers, I'd still heartily recommend dipping your toe into Piskor's crimson-coloured waters. And with ten more issues to go, it's going to be fascinating to see how many interesting situations he can wring out of this depraved setting. I'm definitely going to be turning in to see what comes next, that's for sure. Read Full Review
There was a point in this book where I questioned why I am reading such an F'd up book but, theres something more to it than the just the gore. And it has me coming back no matter how ashamed I get haha.
I know this is my fault. I admit this book isn't for me. The violence and gore makes me wonder why I am reading this... specially on this issue. I admit there was something compelling on issue #1 storywise but haven't find any of that on this issue. Just gore for the sake of showing gore. I will pick issue 3 cause I like Ed Piskor work... but that will be a deal breaker for me.
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