Dark Horse Preview: First 10 Pages From Mesmo Delivery

By Peter Ha | January 20, 2010 | +

Writer: Rafael Grampa
Artist: Rafael Grampa, Marcus Penna

When the Mesmo Delivery truck rolls into town, a heap of trouble is sure to follow.

Eisner Award-winning artist Rafael Grampá (5, Hellblazer) makes his full-length comics debut with the critically acclaimed graphic novel Mesmo Delivery — a kinetic, bloody romp starring Rufo, an ex-boxer; Sangrecco, an Elvis impersonator; and a ragtag crew of overly confident drunks who pick the wrong delivery men to mess with.

Publication Date: February 03, 2010
Format: FC, 80 pages, TPB, 7″ x 10″
Price: $9.99
Age range: 14+

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