An exploration of Ed Gein’s crimes and of the cultural impact of the case. Splendid monochrome graphic novel taking care to present this case history in context, drawing on court records and interviews, while being clear about its telescoping of matters to tell a story. Explains and contextualises without empathising. Recommended.
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My own books here, if that’s your thing. Newest is noir thriller East of England.
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The graphic novel is darkly disturbing! Schechter & Powell did a masterful job in bringing the grisly story to life.