<b>Mad Max: Fury Road</b> meets<b> <i>Sandman</i></b> in this full-throttle, grindhouse, fantasy epic.<br> <br> Cars! Guns! Entropy! Izzy Tyburn has promised the world that if it won't have her in it, it'll have nothing of her at all. Chased by an unstoppable killer, she's re-treading her life, leaving nothing behind but burned rubber, ash... and the sun-scorched bones of those who get in her way. Ride shotgun on an existential road-trip through the tangled web of a blood-splattered life.<br> <br> Collects COFFIN BOUND #1-4.<br> <br> "Wholly original. Fresh concepts and characters pop up on almost every page, courtesy of Watters' mind and Dani's art. This is a series to keep your eye on." -<b><i>Entertainment Weekly</i></b><br> <br> "It's a gleeful of literary grindhouse comic that brings to mind Milligan's Arthouse Pulp and notes of Pretty Deadly. Out in August. Pre-order now." -<b>Kieron Gillen</b><br> <br> "Dani is quite a discovery: the work is very inventive and actually very careful but the line is alive and organic-the ink just spills down and branches into the right places. And the language style Watters launches here is just wonderful-I summon Milch because it's eccentric and neo-antique like his Deadwood speech, rippling with character and drunken with its own pleasure... Coffin Bound is a damned joy." -<b>Warren Ellis</b><br> <br> "A Lynchian crime chase desert noir fever dream with its own messed up internal logic. Fun." -<b>Rob Williams</b><br> <br> "An acid drenched road trip, seeping violence and weirdness of the best kind. Definitely one to check out." —<b>Ollie Masters</b><br> <br> "Gorgeous and odd and very much its own unique monster. I am jealous at its filthy strangeness." —<b>Ivan Brandon</b><br> <br> "A gore-splattered—but poetic—road trip with one of the strangest stripper scenes in comics." —<b>John Harris Dunning</b><br> <br> "If you like Dan Watters' work on Lucifer, this is even weirder..." -<b>Neil Gaiman</b><br> <br> "Dreamlike, mythic,