Скачать или смотреть This Rare Body-Horror Comic Will Make Junji Ito And Cronenberg Proud With Its Disturbing Concepts

Charles Burns’s comic takes place almost entirely in the suburbs of Seattle, in the 1970s. Which is plagued by a mysterious disease that spreads through sexual contact. The disease, called The Bug, leads to bizarre physical mutation, and often it leaves the inflicted people to develop strange body parts like tails and lumps, while in other cases, it leaves them disfigured and horribly mutated. Not many people know that it took ten years for Charles to finish this comic book with 368 pages and 12 issues. Many believe that it’s an autobiographical piece of work, but Charles has neither denied nor confirmed that statement. The strength of Black Hole resides in his treatment of subjects like teenage angst, substance abuse, hedonistic awakenings, and other such types of indulgence. His work has a strong intent, and successfully resonates a sense of body horror that can be felt in early works of people like Cronenberg. Furthermore, the drawings are raw and bold, even when they are depicting intimate parts. All in all, Black Hole is a peek into the intricacies of teen psychology, but it remains true to its underlying theme of body horror and STDs. In this video, we will explore all 12 issue from the comic book, and dive into a strange and bizarre world.

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0:00 Intro
1:56 Issue 1 The Anatomy
4:17 issue 2 The Love Bug
5:50 Issue 3 One-Sided Love
7:20 Issue 4 Lizard Queen
8:46 Issue 5 No One’s Safe
10:10 Issue 6 Keith’s Troubles
11:25 Issue 7 Chris Escapes
12:45 Issue 8 Things We Do In Love
14:05 Issue 9 Keith And Chris
15:20 Issue 10 The House of Bugs
16:30 Issue 11 The House Of Horrors
17:50 Issue 12 Uncertain Furures