Flowers on the Razorwire

From 1993 to 1997, Boneyard Press published Flowers on the Razorwire, a twelve-issue comic series that carved a raw, transgressive niche in the underground scene. Known for its visceral, often taboo-breaking storytelling and stark black-and-white art, the series became a defining work for the publisher and its most associated creator. It matters as a stark artifact of 1990s alternative comics, pushing boundaries of content and style in a way that still resonates with fans of uncompromising independent work.