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The Horror of Collier County by Rich Tommaso

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The Horror of Collier County

Rich Tommaso

Dark Horse Comics · Print & ebook · May 21, 2019

Reading lane: Horror Comics

A Comics pick for readers exploring The Horror of Collier County.

At a Glance

Why This Clicks

Florida Gets Weird

A punk-rock mom, monster-haunted Florida, and the uneasy line between undead menace and imagination.

Come here for

  • Swampy horror with alligators, oversized bugs, and zombie uncertainty
  • A punk-rock counterpoint to city-life stress

Expect

  • Issues #1–5, fully colored in a deluxe hardcover
  • Two bonus stories: “Don’t Look Back!” and “The Horror”

Book Details

Authors
Rich Tommaso
Publisher
Dark Horse Comics
Published
May 21, 2019
Format
Print & ebook
Theme
Horror Comics · YA Horror Comics
Reading lane
Horror Comics

Affinity

Publisher Categories

  • Horror Comics

  • Science Fiction Comics

  • Dark Fantasy Comics

About This Book

Collects issues #1-#5 of the cult classic series by Dry County creator Rich Tommaso, and featuring new cover art, fully colored and collected in a deluxe hardcover format for the first time, and featuring two bonus stories: "Don't Look Back!" and "The Horror." Escaping the stresses of city life, a young, single mom visits the hurricane state, only to find that Florida can be a pretty scary place--swamps, alligators, bugs the size of small cars, and zombies. With a weed-whack...

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Collects issues #1-#5 of the cult classic series by Dry County creator Rich Tommaso, and featuring new cover art, fully colored and collected in a deluxe hardcover format for the first time, and featuring two bonus stories: "Don't Look Back!" and "The Horror." Escaping the stresses of city life, a young, single mom visits the hurricane state, only to find that Florida can be a pretty scary place--swamps, alligators, bugs the size of small cars, and zombies. With a weed-whacker for a weapon and the world against her, this punk-rock mommy will take down every monster in the state, if need be. Is Florida really haunted by the undead or is it just in her head?

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