The Berserk

Perhaps Corey shouldn't have fallen in love with his mysterious and sexy colleague Quinn. For a whole host of reasons. First of all, the girl is married. But who cares. Secondly, her husband is none other than the Toledo Cannibal, the legendary serial killer who made his wife an active participant in his atrocities. Well, it happens. And thirdly, behind the Cannibal lies something far darker and more ancient, and his retribution is inevitable. Now that's a problem. And with a knife in hand and a gun in his pocket, solving it will clearly not be easy... Everyone calls her the Sore, and she is a horrifically disfigured twenty-three-year-old girl hiding from curious eyes in a semi-ruined shed by the river. Jason is a successful comic artist who has been forced to settle in a cabin by the lake, and he couldn't even imagine what consequences a seemingly harmless suggestion from the locals to "take a look at the Sore" would lead to... The dynamic, darkly humorous slasher "The Berserk" and the dramatic body horror "The Sore" are among the best works of American horror master Jeff Strand, a five-time Bram Stoker Award nominee and two-time Splatterpunk Awards winner. "It's impossible to tear yourself away from 'The Sore', it's full of surprises and humor, and the narrative explodes literally from the very first pages" (Peter Adam Solomon, Bram Stoker Award nominee).