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Series Review: Knock ‘Em Dead Killed ‘Em Too Quickly

Will Nevin and Zachary Jenkins4 years ago4 years ago019 mins

Long as you keep ‘em way off balance, how can they spot you’ve got no talents? It’s a tale of stand-up comedy, spirit possession and the eternal, exacting price of fame in Knock ‘Em Dead, a five-issue miniseries by writer Eliot Rahal, artist Mattia Monaco, colorist Matt Milla, letterer Taylor Esposito and publisher AfterShock. Will…

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Advance Review: ‘Knock ’em Dead’ #1 Doesn’t Go Far Enough Past Premise to Hook Audience

Zachary Jenkins5 years ago5 years ago06 mins

Knock ’em Dead #1 Writer: Eliot Rahal, Artist: Mattia Monaco, Colorist: Matt Milla, Letterer: Taylor Esposito, Publisher: AfterShock I’ve got a joke for you: How did the comedian die? You can bring a room alive by telling a good joke. You can put that room to sleep by explaining it. Like stories, jokes have a…

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WMQ&A Episode 127: Eliot Rahal and Emily Pearson Talk Oni Press’ ‘The Vain’

Dan Grote and Matthew Lazorwitz5 years ago5 years ago01 mins

We post up with a pint of O negative to talk with Eliot Rahal (“Hot Lunch Special”) and Emily Pearson (“The Wilds”) about their upcoming Oni Press series “The Vain,” debuting Oct. 14.

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Writer Eliot Rahal on Black Lives Matter protests, living in a pandemic and sexual abusers in comics

Will Nevin5 years ago5 years ago047 mins

Eliot Rahal is not a saint. He’s not a hero. He’s just a guy — albeit one who can write some great comics — who lives 15 minutes away from the Minneapolis Police Department’s Third Precinct, the den of corruption and indifference that became the epicenter of protests after George Floyd’s death at the hands…

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