Mad Cave Studios October 12, 2022

A Legacy of Violence #1

A Legacy of Violence #2
◄ A Legacy of Violence #1
Series
8.7

Critic Rating

4 Reviews
8.5

User Rating

1 Reviews
Writer Cullen Bunn
Artist Andrea Mutti
Cover Price $3.99

A Legacy of Violence, by masters of horror Cullen Bunn and Andrea Mutti, with letters by Rus Wooton, follows Dr. Nick Shaw; an honest doctor just trying to help people. But one day, when a patient gets out of control, Nick suddenly begins recalling past memories he had kept hidden away. That's when he decides to join Doctors Without Borders and heads straight for Central America. But his past still comes calling. With a serial killer on the loose in the small town of Disante, Honduras, Nick's flashbacks begin to intensify-and become clearer. Was Nick meant to go to Honduras? Is this all part of the killer's plan? Find out what Nick has more

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  • 10

    COMICON - Anton Kromoff

    Aug 03, 2022

    You can run from a person or a place, but you can't run from your own mind. Cullen Bunn steps away from his usual slow-burn, haunted horror to flex some writing muscles we rarely get to see. Frantic, sweeping, and visceral, A Legacy of Violence is a ravenous romp through the mindscape of murderous malcontents. Read Full Review

  • 8.5

    Comical Opinions - Gabriel Hernandez

    Oct 05, 2022

    A LEGACY OF VIOLENCE #1 is an effectively creepy mystery about a doctor who finds himself the target of a serial killers attention. The story is a slow burn, but the brief moments of shock are potent, and Bunn peppers in breadcrumbs about the mystery with precision. Read Full Review

  • 8.2

    Monkeys Fighting Robots - Jeremy Carter

    Sep 18, 2022

    A Legacy of Violence introduces us to a creepy new mystery villain. Cullen Bunn digs into his horror roots to bring us a book that is unnerving and sadistic Read Full Review

  • 8.0

    Horror DNA - Joel Harley

    Oct 14, 2022

    No slow burn, this, Bunn throws Shaw - and his readers - into the thick of it almost immediately, wasting little time in getting down to the brutality and trauma. A must-read for fans of writer and artist alike, and a nightmarish meeting of minds. Read Full Review

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