Snitchland
The Graphic Novel
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There's STILL something in the air... Based on a real place and real events, this sequel to Tim Mulligan's acclaimed Witchland is a thrilling new graphic novel that follows the strange and sometimes terrifying events surrounding an apparent nuclear accident in "the most toxic place in the Western Hemisphere" - an event that kills one of the two dads of a family recently transplanted from Seattle. At the funeral, a mysterious co-worker lets his husband know that she had previously complained to management about the cause of the accident. What follows ventures into family trauma, political intri...
There's STILL something in the air... Based on a real place and real events, this sequel to Tim Mulligan's acclaimed Witchland is a thrilling new graphic novel that follows the strange and sometimes terrifying events surrounding an apparent nuclear accident in "the most toxic place in the Western Hemisphere" - an event that kills one of the two dads of a family recently transplanted from Seattle. At the funeral, a mysterious co-worker lets his husband know that she had previously complained to management about the cause of the accident. What follows ventures into family trauma, political intrigue and the occult. A ghost story and moving family drama, Snitchland is a suspenseful and cautionary tale about what can happen when one, or many, tries to shed light on the dangers lurking in a community - and unspeakable horror happens. Told with stunning artwork by illustrator Pyrink, Snitchland is part of the Witchland Trilogy, a series of scary (and surprisingly funny) immersive plays, each also adapted into beautiful graphic novels. _________________________ Tim Mulligan wrote the Witchland Trilogy, based on his own experiences growing up in the real Witchland. In addition to the Witchland World plays and graphic novel adaptations, Mulligan wrote the plays Point Loma and Bitchland, as well as the bestselling Perfect 10 cookbooks. An avid fan of theater, movies, books, TV and pretty much all things pop culture, especially in the horror genre, Mulligan and his partner, Sean, have homes in Palm Springs, San Diego and Los Angeles
