Chaos! Comics have been bringing us the ICP title for more than a year now. In the Hallowicked issue, we get a much needed brake from the twelve volume Pendulum series, which is currently at number 11. The Hallowicked issue is... you got it! A holloween issue. This is a classic Holloween style serial killer story, with a Juggalo twist. What is unique about this issue is that for the first time ever the Insane Clown Posse as well as Twiztid and special guest Blaze are all drawn in a Japanese Animation style. I found it was a nice change of pace for the series. As far as the story is concerned, it left much to be desired, but, I don't read ICP for the story. This book contains images of shear violence to a level never before seen in an ICP comic. Don't get me wrong, ICP comics are allways violent, but for the Hallowicked Issue, the Wicked Clowns turned it up a few noches. So until nex time (when the Pendulum series is finished) Stay down with the Clown.
Chaos! Comics have been bringing us the ICP title for more than a year now. In the Hallowicked issue, we get a much needed brake from the twelve volume Pendulum series, which is currently at number 11. The Hallowicked issue is... you got it! A holloween issue. This is a classic Holloween style serial killer story, with a Juggalo twist. What is unique about this issue is that for the first time ever the Insane Clown Posse as well as Twiztid and special guest Blaze are all drawn in a Japanese Animation style. I found it was a nice change of pace for the series. As far as the story is concerned, it left much to be desired, but, I don't read ICP for the story. This book contains images of shear violence to a level never before seen in an ICP comic. Don't get me wrong, ICP comics are allways violent, but for the Hallowicked Issue, the Wicked Clowns turned it up a few noches. So until nex time (when the Pendulum series is finished) Stay down with the Clown.