Johnny The Homicidal Maniac

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Enas apo tous agaphmenous mou creators ston xoro ton comics!Entelos paranoiko sxedio kai senario, fysika moy aresei yperbolika.Ligo info pou zoulara apo kapoia sites gia ton sygkekrimeno comic book:

 

Johnny is the creation of one Jhonen Vasquez. An individual who wreaks havoc on the evils of society through creative art-like expression. I have found there are two common ways of reacting to Johnny the Homicidal Maniac: disgust at the way Johnny deals swift and unrelenting justice; and evil grins and chuckles of understanding at the way Johnny deals swift and unrelenting justice.

 

 

It's a very strange book about a seriously messed up guy who kills people to feed blood to a wall in his house that has a big evil monster behind it. His companions are Nail Bunny, the Psycho Doughboys (Mr. Eff and Psycho Doughboy), and Squee (his next door neighbor whom he tends to traumatize).

Johnny is a very disturbed individual. He has some pretty strange adventures, involving going to hell and head-explody. Also something wacky happens at the Taco Smell.

 

Exei kai diafora alla comics, opos to Squee!, happy noodle boy,filler bunny kai bad art collection, alla to Johnny einai safos anotero.

Squee! is the tale of Johnny's loveable little pal and his trauma sponge, Shmee. It is a series of four books that details Squee's adventures with aliens, school and the psychiatric ward. It's a great book. The better place to go about this book would be my Squee page.

 

 

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Jhonen graduated Mount Pleasant High School in 1992. He then took film classes at De Anza College, and you can see evidence of that in the weird angles and perspectives you see in his comics. JTHM, his first and most popular comic, was first published in Carpe Noctem, underground Goth magazine, in 1995.

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Πράγματι είναι ένα από τα πιο καλά controversial, alternative comics που έχω δει, και από τα λίγα που ξέφυγαν από το underground για μεγάλο χρονικό διάστημα, αποκτώντας φίλους και στους mainstream αναγνώστες.