To Die For in 3-D

A single-issue 3-D comic from Blackthorne, To Die For in 3-D (1989) is a standalone oddity from the publisher’s early experiments with the format. The series is primarily remembered as a showcase for the distinctive, gritty art of creator Simon Bisley, whose work here helped define the visual edge of late-80s independent comics. It remains a cult curiosity for collectors of 3-D comics and fans of Bisley’s unhinged style.