Supermarket #4
"Road To Hell" delivers a gripping chapter in the surreal, high-stakes world of Supermarket, where 16-year-old Pella makes a shocking choice that reshapes her fate and the city she calls home. Written by Brian Wood and brought to life with bold, unified art by Kristian Donaldson—pencils, inks, and colors all his—this issue deepens the mystery of The Supermarket with quiet intensity and escalating stakes. The cover by Donaldson captures the moment’s weight, a stark, striking image that hints at the transformation to come.
Pella Suzuki, a 16-year-old convenience store clerkette from the suburbs, finds herself at the center of a high-stakes game between the Yakuza and the Porno Swede crime families. With her wits and a hidden contingency plan, she redefines her place in the city’s underworld—turning the tables in a way that could reshape 'The Supermarket' forever.
In "Road To Hell," a group of friends on a desperate rescue mission find themselves trapped on a road that shifts and twists with every pause, pulling them deeper into a nightmarish, Orwellian realm ruled by monstrous entities. As they struggle to survive, they uncover the horrifying truth behind the Unholy Grail—a source of power that demands a terrible price, with every path forward paved in blood.
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Reprinted in Supermarket #[nn] (2006), Supermarket Cash Money Edition #[nn] (2009)
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