While a stand-alone story, it is going to be a long month to wait until the next issue which tells the story of the semi-truck involved in the accident shown in this issue. Read Full Review

Stuff like this is why I call Price a reality horror writer. The emotions you go through when you read an issue like this is varied but also always unsettling. Not because of some cosmic horror (which I also love), or a jump scare or the atmosphere. It is just these hit too close to home. They are too relatable. Even if they havent happen to you (I dont know how you are reading this review if you died in a car crash), they are things you understand. A boys dreams of the future, the parents memories of a wonderful past, these things, you get how they mean the world to people but as soon as they are there, they are gone. Lost in the cessation of their lives. All in 5 second and 28 pages.

Speaking of 28 pages, I wont babble for long but this book does decompression right. Heck it dissects decompression, almost satires it, but at the same time uses it to deliver a bone chilling story. Most authors nowadays would kill to understand decompression half as well as Price does.

This story has so much to talk about. I wish more people bought these books so I had more people to discuss intense stories and artwork like this. more