Catching Lucifer's Lunch
Published by: SUMM Publications
Written by: T.J. May
Art and letters by: Jason May

Review by Sidra Roman

Catching Lucifer's Lunch is a unique horror comic. It doesn't rely heavily on the typical clichés out there in the genre. There are no zombies or vampires. There is, however, a trip down into hell which has a lot of literary allusions.
Probably the most distinctive thing about this book is the art. Nothing is in high detail, but that's because it's done in watercolor. And the detail that is there is amazing and a real testimony to how good Jason May is with watercolors. Which, for those of you that aren't familiar with art, is a difficult medium to master.
In the book Higgins, his brother Danny, and Jackie are kidnapped by a cult that is led by a brilliant man who has grand ideas to go into hell, open the gates and gain power from Lucifer himself. It's an interesting suspenseful story that is self contained but has room to expand if T.J May chooses to.
Overall, it is very well done and I look forward to seeing what the May Brothers do in the future. You can purchase the book from http://www.summ.net/cll.html. If you want to see a preview you can also go check out the first five pages on the publisher's website at http://www.summ.net/cll_preview.html.


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