Forsman strips serial-killer fiction down to its raw nerves, following a young woman spiraling into violence with a mix of heartbreak, rage, and pitch-black humour. Told in his stark, minimalist style, the book turns the slasher trope inside out—intimate, shocking, and disturbingly tender as it tracks a damaged mind looking for connection in all the wrong places. Brutal, sad, and quietly human, Slasher is indie-comics horror with a knife-edge.
