Jimmy Yee , the protagonist of Jason Shiga ’s webcomicDemon , just wants to die , but he ’s stuck in a supernatural logic puzzler . Every clock time he render to kill himself , he wakes up in his motel room unscathed with everything not quite how he impart it . What ’s go on ? And what will Jimmy do when he calculate it out ?
Shiga is know for high - construct comics likeBookhunter(about Oakland librarians try out to recover a invaluable Holy Writ ) andMeanwhile(a brightly constructed choosable - path escapade about alternative timeline ) . While Demon has a much more pathologic — not to bring up violent — tone than Shiga ’s late workplace , it still has that pleasantly thinker - bend quality that pretend Bookhunter and Meanwhile so much play .
When Jimmy Yee hangs himself in a motel room , he wakes to find that he ’s still alive . So he rewrites his suicide note and gives it another go — and then another and another . Each meter , he wake up in the motel alive , but with the room slightly different than how he left it . Is he being mystically rescue ? Is he wake up in a dissimilar attribute each clock time he seek to kill himself ? Shiga plants clues throughout the early pages , so that when the bizarre truth is revealed , you may want to go back and reread those first dyad of chapters .
Now that Jimmy has learn why he keeps failing to stamp out himself , what will he do with that entropy ? Knowing Shiga , he ’ll have some surprising tricks up his sleeve as Jimmy abuses his newfound power . And judging from the story so far , there will be plenty of ghastly humor along the agency .
Demon[Shiga Books ]
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