A suicidal man in freefall provides the framing story for this issue, while inside the office building he’s hurtling past, some seriously weird and disturbing stuff is happening. Of course, the Ice Cream Man is involved, but someone is once more on hand to confront him.

W. Maxwell Prince and Martín Morazzo have quickly found their groove with Ice Cream Man; though rather than settle into a comfortable and straightforward style, they seem to be pushing the series in a really experimental way.

This issue is superb, with multiple races against time occurring simultaneously, and some incredible horror along the way. It’s hugely compelling, and though it may not be for everyone (this issue in particular requires the reader to have a pretty strong stomach), for those who can take its particular brand of almost Lynchian suburban horror, there’s nothing quite like it.

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