Graphic novel serial killer

But not in a good way. As the story goes, she lured men to her McClurg Road farm. It is believed that she killed perhaps 14 people, perhaps more. This spree was from to Belle has been the subject of a few films and books. He grew up around Elkhart and has been teaching graphic design for more than 30 years.

He has been at IUSB as a lecturer since Comics and their history are part of his teaching repertoire. There were a few more stops along the way for John, such as the U. The book also includes pages of notes on his research. The notes are a back door to the history of both the life of Belle and comics.

John said newspaper comics were influential in early newspapers. It was what people read. Was this article informative? In This Article. Eric Powell and best selling true-crime author Harold Schechter team up to tell the true story of serial killer Ed Gein in this chilling graphic novel.

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But I thought why not see if he might be interested in collaborating on the book since he may have come up with new info or have new insights since Deviant was released decades ago. So I reached out through his agent about cowriting a graphic novel. Luckily for me, he turned out to be a huge comic fan and was really excited by the idea.

This book is consistently darker than your award winning Goon comic books which often have a comedic tone. Did you adapt the style of your cartooning for the book? Yes, in a lot of my projects, even in the Goon , I adapt the art style to match the tone of the story. But I kept it subdued to keep it from looking too comical. I also went for a kind of grittier tone. A little looser. I wanted it to feel like you were looking at an old news report or old newspaper photo.

When did you first hear of Eddie Gein? What interested you about him and his family?