Kid Lobotomy, Vol. 1: A Lad Insane

Come as you are, leave as someone else. In the winding hallways of The Suites, anything can happen--whether you like it or not! Join Kid, the proprietor of this fine hotel, as he tries to hold on to his father's business--and his own sanity.Kid, as he's affectionately referred to, is the youngest child of Big Daddy, an aging hotelier with more than his fair share of dark secrets tucked into the corners of the crown jewel of his empire: The Suites, where the guests are in danger of losing much more than their luggage. See, Kid has shed a few (okay, more than a few) brain cells in his day, which naturally makes him qualified to perform a lobotomy or two. And why let those brain bits go to waste when he can use them to help--or unwittingly harm--his patients? Ultimately, Kid hopes to restore some of his sanity. But can he navigate his sister's devious plotting, vivid hallucinations, and his own crumbling mental state to uncover the truth about his cursed lineage and face what runs rampant throughout the torturous hotel hallways? Simply put, you've never read anything like this. You won't be able to look away.Collects issues #1-6 of the ongoing series.

Ian Rankin, author

“KID LOBOTOMY will mess with your brain. It’s a giddy ride to the outer limits of the imagination with art that will leave you howling at the moon...”

Comicosity

“Kid emerged as a genuinely damaged soul whose subconscious has gone to extreme lengths to process what it’s endured.”

Alisa Kwitney, author

“Lyrical, macabre, intensely emotional and spectacularly surreal...”

herocollector.com

“Kitted with punk cool.”

DoomRocket

“Glorious havoc... tapped into Kafka, Shakespeare, Bowie and Burroughs...”

Adventures in Poor Taste

“...an absolute madhouse... psychedelic surreal storytelling with great, sharp dialogue.”

Michael Allred, Madman, iZombie

“Thrillingly twisted in the most wonderful way.”

Dr. Nick Losseff, Neurologist

“This comic worries me, but it’s what I’ve come to expect from Mr. Milligan, unfortunately.”

About the Author

Peter Milligan, born 1961, is one of the most prolific provocateurs in comics. From the warped, existential romp on Shade, the Changing Man to the visceral horror of Hellblazer and Britannia, Milligan continues to innovate and elevate the comics art form with a clever cadence and searing social commentary. He also writes for movies and television.Tess Fowler started out in Heavy Metal Magazine, but it was her artwork on Rat Queens (with Kurtis Wiebe) that put her on the map. Her bold, frenetic brushwork and unforgettable character designs complement Milligan's flair for the bleeding heart and dark humor of the human condition. Her webcomic, The Rascals, can be found at http://rascalscomic.com/. She lives in Los Angeles with her husband.

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