Cover by Alberto Massaggia who has art credits from Dark Horse, Sumerian Comics, Ubisoft, Scout Comics, LeviathanLabs, and more.
Flesh seduces. Passion kills.
After Ezra Coenho's opening night of "Pound of Flesh" is soiled by the gored body of a security guard and subsequently being questioned by Detective Kivoni, Ezra sets out to clear his name. Recognizing the parallels between the artist and infamous author, Catherine Tramell, Coenho seeks Tramell out, who just so happens to be a new resident of Miami, herself...
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Man oh man this writer is handsome
A dark comic that manages to be even better than the film's sequel. Here we have a character (related to a character from the original film) who is becoming paranoid, and then he goes to visit Sharon Stone's character, in which we don't see her face, but rather her sensuality and how she has aged over time but NEVER lost its deadly touch.
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