Prison Pit 1 is Johnny Ryan’s opening salvo in a war against good taste—a savage, brain-melting bloodbath where plot is a formality and violence is gospel. It drops a feral prisoner—C.F.—into a mutant-infested dimension where everything is grotesque, everything wants to kill, rape, or eat, and every encounter escalates into absurd body horror and ultra-gore. Arms are torn off and weaponized, guts spill like confetti, and monstrous freaks spit filth as they die screaming.
This is comics as a blunt-force trauma—manga by way of underground comix and death metal album art. Drawn with tight, brutal linework and delivered without a shred of restraint, Prison Pit 1 isn’t here to entertain—it’s here to punish. If you're not laughing through clenched teeth, you're gagging. Either way, it wins.
