Feeding Ground #3
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Quickened Pulse," the third issue of Feeding Ground, the Busqueda family presses on toward the U.S. border, their journey shadowed by danger as Flaca falls ill. The story deepens its mystery with revelations that Blackwell Industries is behind the werewolf-like mutations and that the U.S. Border Patrol is complicit—working for the company. Written by Swifty Lang, Chris Mangun, and Nathalia Ruiz Murray, and illustrated by Michael Lapinski in every capacity, this issue blends tense atmosphere with escalating stakes, all rendered in Lapinski’s distinctive, immersive style. The cover by Michael Lapinski captures the series’ eerie, grounded tone.
In "The Quickened Pulse," the Busqueda family presses on toward the U.S. border, their journey shadowed by the ever-present threat of Blackwell Industries—and the unsettling truth that the company has engineered the very mutations they’re fleeing. As Flaca begins to fall ill, the line between survival and something far worse starts to blur.
In "El Pulso Acelerado," the Busqueda family presses on toward the U.S. border, their journey shadowed by the ever-present threat of Blackwell Industries—whose sinister experiments have birthed werewolf-like mutations and whose reach extends into the very agencies meant to protect the frontier. As Flaca begins to fall ill, the family’s desperate flight takes on a new urgency, caught between the unknown dangers ahead and the unseen forces pulling them toward a fate they can’t yet comprehend.
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