God Flesh

A raw, confrontational one-shot from the mid-1990s, God Flesh was published by the controversial Boneyard Press, a house known for pushing the boundaries of horror and transgressive comics. This single issue, written and drawn by the press's founder, represents a stark, unflinching exploration of body horror and religious iconography that defined much of the publisher's output. While brief, it stands as a time capsule of the era's underground shock comics, capturing the visceral, no-holds-barred approach that made Boneyard Press a cult touchstone for fans of extreme genre storytelling.