Stuart Neild

The book sells itself as an homage to the work of Guy N Smith and doesn't disappoint. It takes a little while to get going but is readable throughout and when it gets into gear the gore comes thick and fast. It is if course completely unbelievable and ridiculous from start to finish but that's half the fun. If you miss the lurid horror paperbacks that filled the racks of your local newsagent's in the 80s then give it a go.