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Issue one has shipped and is available now!
The Fugue State available now as a free download from Literate Machine! click here. |
Charnel House is brought to you by WesHuffor.com in association with Broken Voice Comics. With contributors around the world, it’s commitment is to bring you an innovative perspective on Crime, suspense and horror in the comic book medium.
The book is 52 - pages, color. and pretty wicked. The idea was to get back to the Twilight Zone/Tales from the Crypt type format. I found some really talented writers out there. Issue one offers five stories Everything from cold film noir detective stories to monsters and devils. There was a lot of great artistic talent out there too. The coloring and lettering is really strong.
-Wes
Issue #1:
NoGods.. - |
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| When Scientists reveal proof that there is truly no GOD, both religious groups and the public react. One man is forced to fulfill his destiny. Written by Chris Hicks. Art by Wes Huffor. Letters by Richard Nelson. | |
Landslide - |
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Just when you think everything is going good, some chick you met at a bar decides she wants to try being a surgeon. Story by Gama Flores. Script by Kevin Huff. Art by Wes Huffor. Letters by Richard Nelson. |
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Mad World - |
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| Think of a hundred people. Not acquantainces but the people who've really mattered to you. Your parents. Your best friend when you were eleven. Your first crush. The teacher that helped you get through high school. Your wife. Your children. Every significant person in your life. Now imagine they all died except for one. Who would it be? Written by Mark Rush. Art by Wes Huffor and Anna Wieszczyk. Letters by Richard Nelson. |
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The Fugue State - |
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| Detective Faragher and Detective Foggy, solve murders. They serve the public by finding those who would commit violent crimes. They protect the innocent. They do it all in a seriously F'd up way. Written by Dave Seliger. Pencil and ink by Wes Huffor. Colored by Matt Slay. Letters by Richard Nelson. | |
Speakeasy - |
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| In prohibition Chicago, gangsters and crimelords had more to fear than the cops. This devilish horror story was written by David Berner. Pencil and ink by Wes Huffor. Colored by Anna Wieszczyk. Letters by Richard Nelson. | |
Charnel House images and designs are copyright Wes Huffor and their respective creators 2006-2008. All rights reserved.
