Killer Karla

Killer Karla is a single-issue comic published by Malpractice Graphix in 1994, a stark and unsettling series that uses a photographic art style to depict its unnamed protagonist. Its sole issue presents a grim, realistic tableau of violence and psychological tension, notable for its experimental departure from traditional comic illustration. A cult artifact of the 1990s alternative comics scene, it matters as a radical formalist statement—a photograph-based narrative that challenges the medium's conventions.