Comic News

New Comic Lit Titles from NBM

By The Editor
Sep 3, 2008 - 19:14:08 PM

WHY I KILLED PETER

By Alfred & Olivier Ka

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“Peter was a populist priest. He was cool. He was funny. He was no priest, just a regular guy. It’s like I had another uncle. A great one, who laughed, who sang, who tickled. Until he took us for summer camp. Until we were so close, temptation came in the picture.”

Based on the writer’s own true story, this graphic novel presents the grey areas in a relationship between the abused and the abuser. As a boy, he had tucked the whole episode deep within him, but his rage and self-pity let it all out.  Finally, he revisited the priest, now close to death, and came to grips with their painful history. WHY I KILLED PETER is a moving, topical, and important work, sensitively presented.

Full-color clothbound and jacketed graphic novel, 6” x 9”, 112 pages, $18.95, ISBN 978-1-56163-543-6

New from NBM’s Eurotica imprint:

SIZZLE magazine #40

Christian Zanier’s super-hot Honey Lickers’ Sorority continues, along with Cornnell Clarke’s equally hot Sister Jacqueline side-story to the series Peanut Butter. Also Ogenki Clinic, Barbarian Chicks and hopefully Omaha the Cat Dancer.

Black-and-white magazine with color cover, 8 ½” x 11”, 64 pages,  
$5.95