I appreciate the response. Another thing I’ve been focused on is you’ve regularly described the book as “the funniest thing you’ve written.” It’s been a hard thing for me to wrap my head around. “Kill or Be Killed” reads extremely dark to me and other than some of the black humor in #3, such as Dylan and Kira’s date…

One of the things that strikes me most about “Kill or Be Killed” is how much time readers spend in the protagonist’s head, with him alternatively justifying his homicidal actions and viewing himself as a Campbell-ian hero. In some moments, namely the opening of issue #1 and the lead-up to the shooting in issue #2,…