Chilling Snapshots: A Glimpse into Grant Morrison and Matt Allotment’s Haunting Tales from Ice Cream Man #43
W. Maxwell Prince’s vibrant horror series Ice Cream Man is
We can also detail a complete story from the issue. ‘Toddler Huge Piano’ by Prince and the Ice Cream Man team, along with teaser panels from Grant Morrison’s ‘Hell Freezes’ and Matt Fraction’s ‘Life By Misadventure.’
“Ice Cream Man #43, our anthology of one-page horror narratives, turned out to be cooler than I could ever have envisioned,” Prince shared with Newsarama in a statement. “I don’t believe I’ve ever witnessed such a remarkable collection of creators in one edition before – truly, some of the best in the history of comics! We have TWO Grant Morrison entries, along with contributions from Matt Fraction, Kelly Sue DeConnick, Geoff Johns, Jeff Lemire, Zoe Thorogood, Deniz Camp, Frank Barbiere, among many others. Plus, we’ve even got a horror story from one of the funniest individuals on the planet: Patton Oswalt. But don’t be misled – his one-pager is genuinely spine-chilling. Our Ice Cream Man creative team, consisting of artists Martín Morazzo and Chris O’Halloran, and I, are incredibly excited that these legends agreed to join our ice cream universe. The final outcome is, I believe, one of the most unique issues of comics I’ve ever seen.”
Ice Cream Man #43 will be released by Image Comics on January 29.
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Will Salmon serves as the Comics Editor for GamesRadar/Newsarama. He has been chronicling comics, film, TV, and music for over 15 years, which feels like quite a long time if you stop for a moment and think about it. At Future, he has previously launched the thrilling film magazine Horrorville, revived Comic Heroes, and has contributed to every iteration of SFX magazine for more than a decade. He often feels quite aged, akin to Guy Pearce in Prometheus. His music articles have appeared in The Quietus, MOJO, Electronic Sound, Conflict, and numerous other publications, and he runs a micro-label called Contemporary Aviation, which releases experimental music on cassette.