Choker
A serial killer is let loose to hunt down and kill alien beings who can only survive by inhabiting human bodies.
Choker
A serial killer is let loose to hunt down and kill alien beings who can only survive by inhabiting human bodies.
C2E2 2011 Day 3: INTERVIEW – Ben Templesmith Talks ‘Wormwood’, ‘Choker’, And More!
As we made the mad dash to end our coverage of the Chicago Comic and Entertainment Expo, we were fortunate enough to sit down and talk briefly with Ben Templesmith (“30 DAYS OF NIGHT”, “WORMWOOD”, “CHOKER”) at his booth on the convention floor about putting the finishing touches on “CHOKER”, contributing artwork to “BLEEDOUT” for Archaia, the future of “WORMWOOD”, and more. Inside you can check out the interview and get all the details straight from the man himself. Read on for the skinny!
McCool And Templesmith Say Goodbye To ‘Choker’ With Issue #5
It is sad to see Ben McCool and Ben Templesmith’s thoroughly entertaining noir piece “CHOKER” end tomorrow as the 5th issue in the five part miniseries is set to drop, but what more could fans have asked for from the duo’s near masterpiece? If you missed out on “CHOKER” then we feel nothing but pity for you all, and for those who have stuck it out with the series throughout its run you can check out one final 5 page preview. Read on for the skinny!
Everything Is Revealed This Month In ‘Choker’ Issue #4 And We Have The Preview!
The creative duo of Ben Templesmith (“30 DAYS OF NIGHT”) and Ben McCool have done readers a HUGE service in delivering their horror laden mini-series epic titled ‘CHOKER’ this year in partnership with publisher Image. The series is on the fast track towards what will undoubtedly be a thrilling climax, and the road to the end began yesterday with issue #4. Beyond the break you can check out an epic 9 page preview of the issue just in case you’re one of those who haven’t discovered this little gem yet. Read on for the skinny!
Review: ‘Choker’ Issue #1
If there is one thing to be said about Ben Templesmith (’30 Days of Night’) it’s that he knows how to pick projects. He is one of the most sought after names in the business right now so it is interesting that he is so picky about what he puts his name on, and doesn’t do like many have and just take on 15 separate projects at once so he can cash in on his own success. So this is why it never goes unnoticed when Ben decides to fully illustrate an entire series like he has chosen to do with Ben McCool’s ‘CHOKER’. However, if the first issue is any sort of indicator of what we are to expect from the series, then it might just be the writing that makes this one stand out. Read on for the review.
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