Razor: The Suffering: Director's Cut

Everette Hartsoe’s dark, solo vision for Razor: The Suffering: Director’s Cut reimagines the early issues of his long-running series for London Night Studios, stripping away the story to its raw, psychological core. Launched in 1995, this two-issue run refocuses on the tortured anti-heroine Razor, deepening the grim atmosphere and violent introspection that defined Hartsoe’s signature style. As both writer and artist, Hartsoe delivers a more intimate, director-approved version of his creation, cementing this as a key artifact of the 1990s independent comics boom. It matters as a definitive, creator-driven take on one of the era’s most iconic femme fatale characters.