DARK, DEADLY, and DELICIOUS: 20 Comics by Richard Sala

Here s a quick retrospective of the various Richard Sala comics I ve been able to gather over the years, a smorgasbord of delightfully macabre and playfully dark stories and adventures. Richard Sala left us too soon and while I will always treasure these twenty or so comics, it s heartbreaking to think we will not have any more (with the exception of an inproduction book which will now be a posthumous publication) Although I m still missing a few of Sala s comics in my collection (most notably I have yet to get Violenzia, The Grave Robber s Daughter, and The Bloody Cardinal), in this video I put on quick display issues of Drawn and Quarterly Volume 1, the Fantagraphics anthology Zero Zero and the collected edition of The Chuckling Whatsit, Sala s solo series Evil Eye and the collected volumes it birthed Mad Night, Peculia, and Peculia and the Groon Grove Vampires. There s also the collaborations Dracula (with Steve Niles) and It was A Dark and Silly Night (with Lemony Snicket, from Art Spiegelman and Francoi