Motel Hell tokyo Kim Deitch and Joel Beck

Kim Deitch and Joel Beck

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bending lines like Pringles with flow and unpredictability

Motel Hell tokyo Kim Deitch and Joel BeckMotel Hell serves up a strange blend of backwoods horror, dark comedy and pure exploitation cinema. The story follows Farmer Vincent, a friendly rural businessman who runs a popular motel and smokehouse famous for its delicious smoked meats. His slogan, It takes all kinds of critters to make Farmer Vincents fritters, seems harmless enough until travelers begin disappearing around the countryside and the secret ingredient behind his products starts