House at the Edge of Nowhere

Hauntings and Trappings On a desolate rural route a car accident leaves Lisa lost inside the repetition of a forest and the endless winter storm. Lisa finds shelter from the emptiness and hope is found in the form of a house. Yet, all is lost as the damned and the departed bleed into our world Created by the team at Hardway Studios, Bloodfire is excited to add this tome to an already extensive and acclaimed line-up. House at the Edge of Nowhere adds another dimension and yet another reason why Bloodfire is a leader in the dark art of story-telling Please take a moment to check out the art gallery from this haunted house story of mythic proportions. What others have said about House at the Edge of Nowhere: Issue #1- "The colors are vivid and so is the art. The art stands out and grabs your attention right from page one. Its easy to tell as well from the story that something is off. As Lisa wonders through a snow storm she finds a house. Now inside it is not a normal house. As we see the occupants the horror starts to build. The way Lisa's sweater looks like a straight jacket when she crosses her arms is a nice touch. The little writings throughout the house add to the setting. The whole house itself is something out of a developing nightmare. The suspense does build throughout. There are enough twists and turns to keep you guessing. There is a lot more going on here than is on the surface. The characters Lisa and the gentleman she encounters are both grab your attention type of characters. Lisa from her visions or memories is a troubled woman. This comic will make you think. Just what it makes you think might give you nightmares." 5 out of 5 stars -Richard Vasseur - PCBN- People's Comic Book Newsletter. Issue #2- "Lisa is a young woman who has had a rough life. But she has stood up for herself and fought back against those that have treated her wrong. This House has a past as well. It is filled with evil just waiting to exert itself on others. The art is gorgeous in the way it shows off this house of evil and the people are drawn human looking but with glints of the house's evil possessing them. The drawing of the evil personified is magnificant. The build up throughout the story is intense. It will not only have you on the edge of your seat but trembling with anticipation for what is to come. Lisa the victim shows that she has it within her to reverse her situation. Or is that the influence from the house or both. Just how innocent is she really? The story does leave you guessing. The story and art with the way they are presented make this comic feel like you are watching a horror movie. If you want something a lot different from the usual fare in comics you have found it and it may not let you go! " 5 out of 5 stars -Richard Vasseur - PCBN- People's Comic Book Newsletter.

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