Killchella

Killchella

Mario Candelaria, Lautaro Havlovich (Illustrator), Serg Acuña (Illustrator), Katherine Lobo (Colorist), Lesley Atlansky (Colorist), James Ferguson (Editor), Andrea Lorenzo Molinari (Editor)
$19.99
Publish Date:
Publisher:
Scout Comics
ISBN:
9781639691838
Pages:
112
Language:
English

Description

Killchella takes attendees to an ultra-trendy music festival where they experience a bloody night of terror when a reclusive pop star making her big return recruits her most fanatical devotees to assist in a massive human sacrifice ritual.

A group of friends attending a music festival in the desert face a bloody night of terror when an enigmatic pop star named Topanga Cornell recruits her most fanatical devotees to assist in a mass sacrifice ritual at her big return concert.

The quest for good vibes quickly becomes a fight for survival as the crew tries to escape Topanga and her gang of blade-wielding obsessive fans she lovingly refers to as her "fawns" who will do anything #ForHerLove.

About the Author

Mario Candelaria is a writer and stand-up comedian based out of Suburban Philadelphia. Best known for the internationally award-winning comedic short film The Chart, Mario was a regular in the New York City comedy scene before getting into comic book writing where he has since penned well-received dramatic graphic novels Ashes and Fog Line.

Lautaro is an illustrator from Argentina with an affinity for horror films as well as video games with a gripping narrative.

Andrea Lorenzo Molinari, Ph.D. is co-writer/co-creator of The Shepherd, an OGN series with Scout Comics. Molinari serves as editorial director for Scout Comics and works with many creative teams from around the world. He has worked as both submissions editor and project editor for Caliber Comics, as a staff editor for the Spanish publisher, Amigo Comics (Málaga, Spain), and has edited books for Action Lab Entertainment, Behemoth, and the Canadian publisher Chapterhouse.

Praise for Killchella

“a throwback to 80s slasher films with remote locations, annoying campers who practically invite death, and a mystery surrounding the killer that hints at something much bigger than a standard psycho.”
— Gabriel Hernandez

“It has a horror vibe that's relaxed in some ways, a feeling I got when I watched Scream for the first time. it's an updated feel and look but at its roots, it's a classic slasher.”
— Brett

“'Killchella' offers a fun and exciting slasher story that delivers jump scares for modern horror fans.”
— Hank Rea

“Candelaria writes an astounding, high-paced script with some brutal payoffs. It’s creepy, culty, and extremely bloody.” 
— Blake's Buzz