Comic Book Review: The Holy Terror #2 - Image Comics (2002)

Written by Jason Caskey
Art by Phil Hester

The cursed wrestling mask seems to have taken over Max's mind as he attempts to figure out what is going on inside his head.

I really enjoyed issue one but issue two was absolutely awesome.  This is a fun series.  Lots of violent professional wrestling action plus the mask taking over Max's actions have been amazing to read and see.  Jason Caskey puts in the right amount of all of these elements.

Phil Hester did amazing work with this comic book.  He must have had a blast drawing all the wrestling holds and bone jarring clotheslines.  This book is an absolute pleasure to not only read but enjoy the art.

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Comic Book Review: The Holy Terror #1 - Image Comics (2002)

Written by Jason Caskey
Art by Phil Hester

Max, a professional wrestler who is having a tough time getting


Okay, so there's much more going on than just wrestling.  There is an ancient evil and it's ready to take over.  This is an extremely fun book.  Horror, wrestling and all kinds of other violence.  Jason Caskey wrote an excellent story to get The Holy Terror started.

This is a book I had to find after I was chatting with the penciller of this book, Phil Hester, at Phoenix ComiCon a couple years ago.  He had art boards from comics he had drawn in the past and I ran across a page from The Holy Terror.  I had to have it and Hester told me more about the story and I was ready to find it.  Phil Hester has an art style that is unique and I really enjoy and it definitely fits The Holy Terror.

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