Detour #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Life on the Faultline" kicks off a trio of interconnected stories in Detour #1, a 1997 release from Alternative Press. Written and drawn entirely by Ed Brubaker, the issue follows a man navigating a bleak, oppressive world while clashing with his unsympathetic roommates and wrestling with his own fading sense of integrity. The raw, personal storytelling and stark visuals—both by Brubaker—set a quietly intense tone, with the cover by Brubaker capturing the story’s claustrophobic edge.
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From the Alternative Press website: "A man who struggles with his hated roommates and the dystopian world around him as he tries vainly to cling to his moral standards." Intended as the first of three loosely linked stories, the next two of which would appear in the following, unpublished, issues.
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