PC Mag on the "10 Digital Comics You Should Read Right Now" lists 'Sex Criminals', 'Southern Bastards', 'X-Men'...oh, and 'Duppy '78', NBD.

Duppy 78 is beautifully realized, with luscious visuals and a daring desire to do something different and disturbing with the unique voice that sequential art offers.

Duppy ’78 is currently available only as a digital comic which, with all due respect to those who enjoy their comics in that format, is something of a shame. This book certainly deserves a physical collection as well. A wild, unruly ride into a hallucinatory urban shadowland, Duppy ’78will take you back to the pre-Vertigo days of Alan Moore’s Swamp Thing and Jamie Delano’sHellblazer. Taut, gut-wrenching horror with a lurking malignancy at its core, it once again underlines the ever unpredictable nature of the Com.x publishing philosophy.

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Duppy ’78 is one of the stronger horror/crime titles to hit the stands recently, and I would highly suggest you take a look at it. Casey Seijas and Amancay Nahuelpan did a great job from beginning to end, and hopefully they team up together for another story that’s as good as this one in the future!

Writer Dominic Umile takes a deep dive into the landscape of late '70s Jamaica and how it relates to Duppy '78. A fantastic, well-researched article.

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SIGHT?

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Horsemouth

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Mr. Hilton

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Ex-Vertigo editor Casey Seijas joins us to talk about Obeahman, reggae music, comics and writing for Com.X.

Kingston, 1970's