Violent Cases

A stark, single-issue meditation on memory and violence from Kitchen Sink Press, Violent Cases (1997) pairs a writer and artist whose names are inseparable from the work. The story unfolds as an elderly osteopath recounts his time treating Al Capone, weaving a fractured narrative about the stories we tell ourselves. This brief, atmospheric piece is significant as an early collaboration that established the creators' signature blend of historical crime and psychological unease.