Blast #1
This volume collects the first part of the acclaimed French graphic novel series 'Blast' by Manu Lacerte. It follows the story of a man named Polza Mancini, who is detained for a crime and recounts his life journey, exploring themes of solitude, violence, and the search for meaning. The narrative is known for its raw, expressive black-and-white artwork and deep psychological insight.
In "Lair of the Lizard Ladies," Paul Chadwick’s Concrete takes a surprising detour when the stone giant answers a fan letter inviting him to a high-profile event—only to find himself at a children’s birthday party. With his signature blend of quiet humor and surreal charm, Chadwick delivers a touching, offbeat moment as Concrete embraces the unexpected with genuine warmth. The issue’s striking cover by Simon Bisley captures the story’s playful, otherworldly tone.
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