Francis Paul Wilson navigue avec audace à l'intersection de la science-fiction, de l'horreur et des thrillers médicaux, se taillant une niche unique dans le paysage littéraire. Son œuvre se caractérise par une exploration acérée de la nature humaine et des dilemmes éthiques complexes, souvent intégrés dans des récits pleins de suspense et inattendus. Wilson mêle magistralement des éléments scientifiques et surnaturels pour créer des histoires captivantes qui incitent à la réflexion et défient les perceptions. En tant que conteur expérimenté, il offre des perspectives nouvelles qui résonnent à travers les genres et les formats.
Repairman Jack operates outside the law, tackling dangerous situations rather than appliances. Living off the grid with no identity, he accepts only cash for his services. His unique approach often puts him in peril as he goes to great lengths to resolve problems for his clients, showcasing his resourcefulness and determination.
The story unfolds as Jack grapples with the shocking revelation that popular senior Carson Toliver may have assaulted Weezy, a girl he cares about. As Carson spins a different narrative, public perception shifts, branding Weezy as "Easy Weezy." Jack's protective instincts ignite a fierce determination to confront Carson and seek justice for Weezy, highlighting themes of friendship, betrayal, and the complexities of truth in high school dynamics.
This special collection hearkens back to the best creepy, eerie horror comics of yesteryear, only these feature the added bonus of being adapted from stories by horror literature legends Robert Bloch, Richard Matheson, David J. Schow and Paul F. Wilson by comics luminaries like Ashley Wood, Ted McKeever and many more. Completely Doomed features the Eisner-nominated "Blood Son" by Wood and Chris Ryall, and 15 other adapted tales of wretched excess and predestined downfall, all presided over by the macabre madame, Ms. Doomed.