Black Caravan Imprint: Young lovers Ayana and Violet sneak away for more erotic passion in the bayou. Meanwhile metal band The Grunch gear up to find a spooky place to shoot a music video. Both groups gravitate towards the abominable Maison Du Corneilles - the last place many of them will ever know. Love, jokes, voodoo, creepy kids, and the undead... Get ready to start shrieking in delight and fear!
SWAMP DOGS #2 has plenty of heart and likability as it builds on the main characters and introduces new ones, making you dread the horror thats about to befall them that much more. The romance scenes are filled with the charm of new love, and the swampy settings visually and believably transport you to the Old South to make the surroundings integral to the story. Read Full Review
'Swamp Dogs' brings readers closer to the horror awaiting the cast of characters that the creators have developed over the first two issues. The slow pace is beginning to pay off with an ever-increasing creepiness that hangs in the air. Confidently illustrated that's both sexy, funny, and gross for various reasons. 'Swamp Dogs' is poised to reach another level in coming issues. Read Full Review
What do you get when you mix a band road trip, a lesbian romance and some Civil War-era zombies? Apparently a lot of exposition and seemingly unconnected plotlines. Luckily some strong artwork helps to salvage the story. Read Full Review
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