The funky three-color (black, orange & green) hand-printing on the guts of this self-published, 40-page, magazine-size comic book – wrapped in a full-color glossy cover – provides an added layer of æsthetic frisson to this tale of the inescapable corruptions and inevitable inequities produced by the procurement of individual wealth, and the repressive violences to mind and body that are required to maintain it.

The narrative centers on a highly gendered tale contrasting a masculine solidity of (type-)written words and hand-made art with a seductive feminine immateriality of computer communications – along with their respective interactions with the capitalistic envelope of society – and incorporates a somewhat opaque morality play on Christian legacies.

Plenty of food for thought amidst the comics splendor.