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NOSE BLEED
By May 3, 2023
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A 24-panel, black-and-white comic with the title “Nose Bleed” at the top, below the author Derick Jones. The comic tells the story of a man who got in a fight and their head spontaneously exploded and the resulting hysteria that follows. By the end a woman running in the park solicits the police in concern for wrong doings committed by the people running out of the forest.
Page 2 In a 9-panel comic series by Derick Jones, titled Nose Bleed police investigate a strange and morbid crime scene. By the end the investigators determine the identity of the victim.
In the third page of the comic Nose Bleed by Derick Jones, a the investigators relate to the cop the story of Brett Collins. The police officer then tells the story of the ballistics and the witnesses present. The story ends with the screaming girl, shell shocked, sitting in the ambulance, and the words To Be Continued.
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