By now as a comic book fan if you have not heard of The Ice Cream Man, you’re not in your local comic book store enough. The Ice Cream Man has been considered by many as one of the best horror comics in the market today. Month after month W. Maxwell Prince out does himself with unique stories that are sure to scare you as a reader. What is amazing about this series is you can jump into it at any issue as the stories themselves are self contained by each issue. So if you have not read Ice Cream Man, it is never too late.
Chapters 33 to 36 are a little different from the normal Ice Cream Man horror stories. These four chapters are less scary and more depressing as M. Maxwell Prince’s focus seems to be more on the person and their condition as apposed to the normal story that aims to frighten you. Each of the four stories does a great job making you think about your own condition. Failure is a part of life and that failure is experienced by us each at different times and in many different ways. That is no different in these four stories.
Written by W. Maxwell Prince who has authored One week in the Library for Image Comics, The Electric Sublime for IDW, Judas The Last days for IDW, Swan Songs for Image and more. Ice Cream Man has been somewhat a phenomenon since its inception. it is a must have issue every month if you love horror.
Art is done by Argentinian Martin Morazzo best known for his work in the sci-fi series Great Pacific he co-created with Joe Harris for Image Comics. He has also co-created Snowfall with Joe Harris and the crime adventure The Electric Sublime with W. Maxwell Prince for IDW. His work has appeared in Marvel Nighthawk, Electra, and Occupy Avengers plus many more.
Writing; 4.5 out of 5
Art; 4.5 out of 5
Colors; 4.5 out of 5
Score
4.5 out of 5
Written by; W. Maxwell Prince
Art by; Martin Morazzo
Colors by; Chris O’Halloran
Letters by; Good Old Neon
Published by; Image Comics
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