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Galen Showman

Author of Renfield: A Tale Of Madness

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Works by Galen Showman

Renfield: A Tale Of Madness (1995) — Illustrator — 27 copies
JLA: Age of Wonder, No. 1 (2011) — Illustrator — 13 copies
Sinergy (1994) 10 copies, 1 review
Renfield: A Tale of Madness #1 (2017) — Illustrator — 1 copy
The Lost [Caliber Comics] #1 (1996) — Illustrator — 1 copy
The Lost [Chaos Comics] #2 (1998) — Illustrator — 1 copy

Associated Works

Norse Mythology (2017) — Illustrator, some editions — 9,852 copies, 342 reviews
Neil Gaiman's Murder Mysteries (2002) — Letterer — 1,065 copies, 29 reviews
The Giver Graphic Novel (Giver Quartet, 1) (2019) — Illustrator, some editions — 319 copies, 8 reviews
Norse Mythology Volume 1 (Graphic Novel) (2020) — Letterer — 151 copies, 7 reviews
The Big Book of Bad (1998) — Illustrator — 129 copies
The Big Book of Martyrs (1997) — Illustrator — 121 copies
The Ring of the Nibelung [P. Craig Russell omnibus] (2002) — Letterer — 120 copies, 1 review
The Big Book of Scandal! (1997) — Illustrator — 118 copies, 1 review
The Big Book of Vice (Factoid Books) (1999) — Illustrator — 117 copies
The Problem of Susan and Other Stories (2018) — Letterer. — 114 copies, 7 reviews
Hellboy: Weird Tales (2014) — Art (256), Letters (113-120, 153-160) — 81 copies, 2 reviews
Conan and the Jewels of Gwahlur (2005) — Letterer — 72 copies, 2 reviews
Fairy Tales of Oscar Wilde, Vol. 3: The Birthday of the Infanta (1998) — Letterer — 62 copies, 2 reviews
Doctor Strange: What Is It That Disturbs You, Stephen? [collection] (2016) — Letters, some editions — 21 copies, 1 review
Fairy Tales of Oscar Wilde: The Complete Hardcover Set, Vols. 1–5 (2014) — Letterer, some editions — 17 copies
The Conan Reader (2018) — Letterer — 12 copies
Norse Mythology I #1 (2020) — Letterer — 3 copies
The Lost [Chaos Comics] #3 (1998) — Illustrator — 1 copy

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So, many, many years ago I saw this somewhere and added it to my Amazon wishlist. I never got around to getting it and finally AFTER I wrote my novel set in Hell I saw this and thought it would be a good idea to read it. I thought it might give me some ideas that I could modify and add in to my book.

But this was at best boring and at worst preachy. I don't really think the author was a Christian letting everyone know what was right and wrong but it did feel like that often. I've always hated the idea of a real hell and that people who really hadn't done anything I considered wrong could be tortured for eternity. So this was kind of off-putting.

Some of the art was good and some of it was REALLY bad. The biggest problem is that there's really no action, it's like taking a tour at a museum. I did really like the conversation with Satan though.
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