Coffin
What will you do when you're trapped in the dark? Miles below the Hudson River, the five-fifteen PATH train to Manhattan has been torn from its course by an isolated terrorist attack. Now, trapped underground with passengers they don't know and fears they can't hide, the survivors of the five-fifteen must put aside fears and prejudices to discover what happens to humanity when the lights go off and time is running out. Questioning the vulnerability of post-9/11 New York, Coffin details the human aftermath of tragedy as ten individuals overcome modern urban isolationism in order to make it out alive. Xeric Award winning author and graphic novelist Neil Kleid offers a claustrophobic tale of horror, isolation, spirit, rat stampedes, emotional infatuation and ever-present, crushing darkness as the survivors of the five-fifteen PATH train crash cling together and take tentative, horrible steps towards the light at the end of the tunnel.
392 pages
English edition · First published 2010 by Lulu Press, Incorporated · ISBN 9780557192762
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