![]() ![]() Not only had Jason been turned into a zombie, but his most recent film brought forth the outrageous claim that he was a demon that could possess the bodies of human beings and transform his heart into a snake-like creature called the “Hellbaby”. The days when Jason was a “frightened retard”, misunderstood, angry and confused, were over ten years in the past by the time this story saw print. I think writer Nancy Collins deserves some serious points for writing a story that explored Jason’s lost humanity at a time when Jason was becoming less and less human with every film. From Leatherface’s POV, it takes place before the original Texas Chainsaw Massacre, as the Hitchhiker is still alive. (For those curious about the continuity, from Jason’s POV, this takes place after Friday the 13th Part VI: Jason Lives, ignoring the films that came afterward. Eventually, Jason washes out of family life and he and his new “brother”, Leatherface, cross machete and chainsaw. Jason is welcomed into the Family to join in their rituals and finds peace… for a little while, anyway. Jason finds a kindred spirit in the similarly masked, violent and simple-minded Leatherface. He isn’t there long before he runs afoul of the Family, a gaggle of cannibal rednecks who make a habit of torturing, killing and eating any hapless tourists they come across. Undead slasher Jason Voorhees escapes when Crystal Lake is drained for a development project and winds up on a train heading straight to Sawyerville, Texas. Leatherface is fairly simple on the surface. Having never been reprinted, they’ve become a bit of a collector’s item amongst Jason and Leatherface fans.īut in my opinion, they’re totally worth hunting down (and long overdue for a trade paperback collection). I scored all 3 issues for $45 bucks, but I’ve seen individual copies go for $20 bucks or more on eBay and Amazon. Leatherface miniseries can be either difficult to find or expensive to obtain. Leatherface (which… didn’t suck!).īeing recognized as the only part of Topps’s Friday the 13th output that wasn’t utter s-t, the Jason vs. There was a comic book adaptation of Jason Goes to Hell (it sucked), a Jason cameo in some f-g thing called “Satan’s Six” (haven’t read it, but it sucked) and the three-issue miniseries Jason vs. Among other questionable decisions they made in the mid ‘90s, Topps procured the Friday the 13th license from New Line Cinema and pumped out a bunch of Jason comics. They were wrong and their comic book publishing history was a disaster. There you'll kill all the souls including that retarded hockey face.įreddy makes the chainsaw go in even deeper.įreddy smiles and than laughs verry evily.Listen to the latest episode of our weekly comics podcast!įor whatever reason, back in the ‘90s, Topps figured that their experience in making trading cards would lend itself intuitively to the business of comic books. He pushes his hand foward making the chainsaw go in deeper. You better listen B*tch! I have job for you. Freddy makes the chainsaw float and it stabs Leatherface against the wall. ![]() Freddy lets go and Leatherface flys into the wall, dropping his chainsaw. Leatherface clutches freddy's hand and tries cutting it off. but freddy sticks his claws into Leatherface's neck. Leatherface slashes Freddy across the back. Freddy gashes into leatherface's stomach and blood comes out. Leatherface starts up his chainsaw and takes a wack at Freddy. He looks around oddly and sees FREDDY.įreddy snaps his claws. Leatherface finds himself in the house from Texas Chainsaw Massacre. ![]() He will finish my work until I become even more powerful. ![]() The dead limp body of LEATHERFACE lies on the ground. SMASH CUT TO: EXT: SOMEWHERE IN TEXAS - NIGHT. His skin is more tore up, and his hockey mask is dirty. JASON pops his head out of the water with his machette in one hand and Freddy's head in the other. ![]()
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