Eros Graphic Albums #33

In the murky shadows of a Southern swamp, a young gay man meets a violent end at the hands of the sadistic Billy Rivers. Meanwhile, Miz Liza, a woman of mystery, consults the bones for Miss Brown and warns of a Mojo’s arrival—though whether it’s a threat or a sign remains unclear.

In the steamy, secretive streets of Palmettoville, a mysterious stranger named Coley stumbles into town with a quiet intensity that sets tongues wagging. As local tensions simmer and secrets surface—through flirtations at Palmetto House, cryptic warnings from Chief Beasley, and a dangerous web of desire and suspicion—Coley’s search for a gang of killers draws him deeper into a world where every encounter carries a price. With Carolina’s fascination, Samantha’s invitation, and the looming threat of a missing Joey, the line between ally and enemy blurs fast.

In "Web of Evil, Chapter Two," Billy’s descent into violence accelerates as secrets unravel and alliances fracture—Joey dead, Maggie silenced, and Carolina’s tape passing through a deadly chain of hands. With Coley performing under pressure and Douglas caught in a web of deception, the Bishop house becomes a battleground of guilt, desire, and retribution.

In the humid shadows of a Southern chain gang, Coley finds himself drawn to Delila’s bold advances, but his peace is shattered when Ed tries to end him with a venomous snake. Though Coley survives, the real tension begins when he reveals his power to Valdosta and Ashley in the cell, sparking a bond that changes everything.

In "The Deathsnake, Part Two," Delila entices Coley into a dangerous game of power and desire, where lines blur between pleasure and possession. As tensions rise, she forces him to confront a disturbing secret—revealing a lampshade crafted from human skin—and accuses him of changing her father in ways that haunt them both.

In "Lure of the Deathsnake," Coley finds himself trapped in a brutal, isolated prison complex where the line between punishment and desire blurs. As tensions rise between Jack and Coley over a hidden truth about toxic waste and a bridge built on suffering, a dangerous game of power and attraction unfolds—culminating in a secret escape and a forbidden moment in the swamp. The story, written by an unknown author and illustrated by an unknown artist, explores the fragile bonds of trust and the cost of survival in a world where every choice carries a price.

In "Isle of the Dead," Jack arranges for Coley and Valdosta to be buried on a secluded island, sealing Coley’s voodoo relics in the coffin with them. He sends Ed and Smiley to clear the overgrown weeds, where they discover a ritually sacrificed raven—only to find Coley, very much alive.

In "The Deathsnake, Part Three," Jo confronts Jack with chilling news: the two convicts are dead, their guard bound, and Coley’s grave is empty. Just as Jack tries to process the truth, Coley strikes—blowing up Jack’s cherished bridge with a sudden, violent explosion.

In "On the Loose," Jack and Brady assess the aftermath of chaos, guessing that Coley won’t flee to safety in Florida—instead, he’ll return to Palmettoville. Hidden in the swamp, Coley makes the same decision, convinced Jack will send helicopters after him if he runs, and with the stolen evidence in hand, he heads back into town with one thought: "I'll show THEM th' deathsnake."

In the steamy heart of Palmettoville, a mob gathers outside the Bishop Theatre, furious over a film that stirs old wounds and new fears. As tensions rise, Sammy O'Hara arrives to document the chaos, while Coley, on the run and desperate, seeks refuge in the shadows—only to find that the truth is far more dangerous than the law. Written by the creators of the Eros Graphic Albums series and illustrated with bold, evocative flair, "Saturday Night in Palmettoville" is a fever-dream blend of suspense, seduction, and supernatural tension, where every choice carries a price and the line between justice and vengeance blurs in the dark.