Comics Bulletin logo
Search
  • Columns
    Random
    • Yom Kippur Greetings (Of A Sort)

      Robert Sodaro
      September 23, 2004
      Meth Addict
    Recent
    • The Full Run: Usagi Yojimbo – The Wanderer’s Road Part 2

      Daniel Gehen
      December 4, 2020
    • The Full Run: Usagi Yojimbo – The Wanderer’s Road Part 1

      Daniel Gehen
      October 30, 2020
    • Comictober 2020: DRACULA MOTHERF**KER

      Daniel Gehen
      October 27, 2020
    • What Looks Good
    • Comics Bulletin Soapbox
    • The Full Run
    • Leading Question
    • Top 10
    • The Long-Form
    • Jumping On
    • Comics in Color
    • Slouches Towards Comics
  • Big Two
    Random
    • The Watchmen Exorcism: DC Rebirth #1

      Robert Sodaro
      May 25, 2016
      DC Comics, Slouches Towards Comics
    Recent
    • Retro Review: Detective Comics #826 Remains a Holiday Classic

      Daniel Gehen
      December 3, 2020
    • Stan Lee

      nguyen ly
      November 7, 2020
    • Collecting Profile: Jack O’ Lantern

      nguyen ly
      October 31, 2020
    • DC Comics
    • Big Two Reviews
    • Marvel Comics
  • Indie
    Random
    • 3.5

      Review: Buffy the Vampire Slayer #4 Changes the Stakes

      Robert Sodaro
      April 17, 2019
      Boom! Studios, Indie, Reviews, Reviews
    Recent
    • Review: The Loneliness of the Long-Distance Cartoonist

      Daniel Gehen
      December 14, 2020
    • The Full Run: Usagi Yojimbo – The Wanderer’s Road Part 2

      Daniel Gehen
      December 4, 2020
    • 4.5

      TMNT: The Last Ronin #1 Lives Up to the Hype (Review)

      Daniel Gehen
      October 29, 2020
    • Reviews
    • Archie Comics
    • Boom! Studios
    • Dark Horse
    • IDW
    • Image
    • Oni Press
    • Valiant
  • Reviews
    Random
    • 3.0

      War of the Dead DVD Review

      Robert Sodaro
      January 1, 2013
      Reviews
    Recent
    • Review: The Loneliness of the Long-Distance Cartoonist

      Daniel Gehen
      December 14, 2020
    • Retro Review: Detective Comics #826 Remains a Holiday Classic

      Daniel Gehen
      December 3, 2020
    • 4.5

      TMNT: The Last Ronin #1 Lives Up to the Hype (Review)

      Daniel Gehen
      October 29, 2020
    • Singles Going Steady
    • Slugfest
    • Manga
      • Reviews
    • Small Press
      • Reviews
      • ICYMI
      • Tiny Pages Made of Ashes
  • Interviews
    Random
    • Under a Hunter's Moon with Writer James L. White

      Robert Sodaro
      September 18, 2007
      Interviews
    Recent
    • Interview: Jon Davis-Hunt Talks SHADOWMAN

      Daniel Gehen
      June 8, 2020
    • Interview: Becky Cloonan talks DARK AGNES and Her Personal Influences

      Mike Nickells
      March 4, 2020
    • Simon Roy

      Interview: Simon Roy on His Inspirations and Collaborations on PROTECTOR

      Mike Nickells
      January 29, 2020
    • Audio Interview
    • Video Interview
  • Classic Comics
    Random
    • Blood-Sucking in the '70s: Morbius by Steve Gerber Pt. 2: Super Space Cats

      Robert Sodaro
      February 12, 2016
      Classic Comics, Classic Comics Cavalcade
    Recent
    • Countdown to the King: Marvel’s Godzilla

      Daniel Gehen
      May 29, 2019
    • Honoring A Legend: Fantagraphics To Resurrect Tomi Ungerer Classics

      Daniel Gehen
      February 15, 2019
    • Reliving the Craziest Decade in Comics History: An interview with Jason Sacks

      Mark Stack
      January 2, 2019
    • Classic Comics Cavalcade
    • Classic Interviews
  • News
    Random
    • NYCC ’14 [Daredevil vs. Justice League]: No Bluffin’ this Blind Man

      Robert Sodaro
      October 18, 2014
      News
    Recent
    • 2020 Ringo Awards Winners Announced

      Daniel Gehen
      October 26, 2020
    • BAD IDEA Announces 2021 Publishing Slate

      Daniel Gehen
      September 29, 2020
    • A Full Replay of NCSFest 2020 is now Available

      Daniel Gehen
      September 15, 2020
    • Press Release
    • Kickstarter Spotlight
  • Books
    Random
    • Collecting Profile: NFL Superpro

      Robert Sodaro
      August 31, 2019
      Books, Collectibles, Collecting Profile, Columns, Marvel Comics
    Recent
    • Collecting Profile: Disney Frozen

      CB Staff
      November 22, 2019
    • Collecting Profile: NFL Superpro

      CB Staff
      August 31, 2019
    • “THE BEST OF WITZEND” is a Wonderful Celebration of Artistic Freedom

      Daniel Gehen
      September 15, 2018
    • Review: ‘Machete Squad’ is a Disappointing Afghan Memoir

      Jason Sacks
      July 31, 2018
    • Review: ‘Out of Nothing’ is the Antidote to Our Sick Times

      Jason Sacks
      July 23, 2018
    • Review: ‘Bizarre Romance’ Shows Rough Edges in the Early Days of a New Marriage

      Jason Sacks
      July 10, 2018
What's New
  • Collecting Profile: Batwoman
  • Collecting Profile: Daredevil
  • Collecting Profile: Floronic Man
  • Review of Cheetah in Wonder Woman 1984
  • Review: The Loneliness of the Long-Distance Cartoonist
  • Collecting Profile: Transformers
  • RSS Feed
  • Twitter
  • Facebook
  • Google+
  • Contact Us
  • Write for us!
  • Visit Video Game Break!
Home
News
Kickstarter Spotlight

Oh, Hell: a Graphic Novel

Robert Sodaro
May 12, 2014
Kickstarter Spotlight, News

If you think that your life is tough, and the boarding school that you attended was difficult, then you should check out what these kids are going through. All of the kids who attend this school are “problem children”, and their parents have “had it” with them.  They have therefore shipped their kids off to boarding school. However, what the parents don’t seem to know is that the school is actually in Hell (yep, that place of fire and brimstone and chock-a-block full of actual demons), and the courses are all pass/fail.

According to creator/writer George Wassil, the project all started with a dream, and now he is looking for fan support to bring it to fruition. “We’re asking for your help to self-publish and distribute a soft over edition of Oh, Hell Volume 1” Wassil told us. “Its a full color, eight chapter, 200+ page original graphic novel that follows a group of teens shipped off to a boarding school in Hell.”

Wassil has indicated that they already have well over 100 pages of Oh, Hell available online for free and that they will continue to add pages each week. Needless to say, he is encouraging people to check it out, and if you like what you see and would like to join them, you’ll find a Kickstarter button on the site that will bring you right back here. 

As the story begins, a girl is being shipped off to The Academy, a mysterious boarding school for troubled teens, but unbeknownst to everyone, not only is The Academy actually in Hell, it is also completely pass/fail. The cast of this little drama include Zoel, who has had trouble fitting in as part of her real life —  and of course things are no different in Hell, where she winds up falling for Hell’s newest bad boy, Zipper. Now this kid’s totally got the the look, he’s got the attitude, and not only is he one of Zoel’s roommates but he’s got secrets as well. Secrets that are probably best kept that way. Still, as scary as Zipper may seem, there’s one classmate that is even scarier.

That woman is Alesse, who is the goal driven, popular girl, who has it all, wants it all, and (as you can totally expect), is very much accustomed to getting it all — regardless of who she has to destroy to get what she wants. Well, we all know how important it is to make a good impression on girls like this, so Zoel goes out of her way to do just that, with interesting results. Then there’s Carl, everybody’s pain-in-the-ass little brother. No matter what he gets involved with, one thing is for certain, you just know that he’s going to screw it up. Given all of this, the Academy has high standards and boasts of a phenomenal success rate. Overseeing their education is Headmaster Elz who prefers the “Old School” approach to discipline.

Wassil also intends to include some bonus material in Oh, Hell Volume 1; thus, fans will find quite a few of Zoel’s diary pages in the book. Her writings give readers a peek into her mind as she deals with love, loss, abandonment, failure — all the issues that make up the maelstrom that is adolescence. Backers will also receive never-before-seen-sketches, layouts and early character designs by artist Dave Hamann. The rewards for backers include something for most everyone; wallpapers, PDFs, books, 8×10 prints, bookmarks, 11×17 prints, original art PLUS some great Pin-Up Art from guest artists David Nakayama, Julia Philip, Cory Smith, and more.

The creators of this project are;

  • George Wassil, writer
  • Dave Hamann, layouts, pencils, inks
  • Michael Birkhofer, color art
  • Troy Peteri, lettering. 

Wassil believes that he’s put together an great creative team that will create a memorable story.

This project will only be funded if at least $12,500 is pledged by Mon, May 19 2014.


Robert J. Sodaro has been reviewing comicbooks for some 30 years. During that time, his reviews and articles have appeared in numerous print publications, as well as on the web. Subscribe to receive regular comicbook articles and reviews.

 

Share On:
Tweet
Wolff & Byrd: Zombie Wife, and Other Tales of Supernatural Law
Review: ‘Celeste’ is a Dreamlike Poem of a Graphic Novel

About The Author

<a href="https://comicsbulletin.com/byline/robert-sodaro/" rel="tag">Robert Sodaro</a>
Robert Sodaro

Robert J. Sodaro has been reviewing comicbooks for some 30 years. During that time, his reviews and articles have appeared in numerous print publications, as well as on the web. Subscribe to receive regular comic book articles and reviews.

Related Posts

  • 2020 Ringo Awards Winners Announced

    Daniel Gehen
    October 26, 2020
  • BAD IDEA Announces 2021 Publishing Slate

    Daniel Gehen
    September 29, 2020

Support Us!

Buy Me a Coffee at ko-fi.com

Friends of the Site

  • SOLRAD
  • Your Chicken Enemy
  • Psycho Drive-In
  • Women Write About Comics
  • The Beat
  • Loser City
RSSTwitterFacebookgoogleplusinstagramtumblr

Comics Bulletin is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for website owners to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to amazon.com, audible.com, and any other website that may be affiliated with Amazon Service LLC Associates Program. As an Amazon Associate, Comics Bulletin earns from qualifying purchases.

All content on this site (c) 2018 The Respective Copyright Holders