Narcoleptic Sunday
Newsarama:"The book was definitely enjoyable. The story was engaging and interesting, the art was beautiful and a perfect fit with the story. I would highly recommend it to anyone... well, any adult that is, given that there's a good amount of nudity and violence in it. Haun's first writing attempt is beyond solid, it's downright good, and Koschak's art is gorgeous. Check it out, if for no other reasons than the fact that there's strippers in it."Indie Pulp:"The violence is also quite striking, in good noir style. Koschak makes you feel the blows, lovingly detailing the blood and viscera."Ain't It Cool News:"Taking over for Haun in the art department is Brian Koschak. Koschak's panels are vivid and varied. His stylized facial expressions are truly original and he draws some of the most beautiful women I've seen in graphic format. Koschak also composes his panels in an unconventional but non-confusing manner. The dream sequences, where Jack tries to figure out the whirlwind of events that are happening to him, are surreal and ghost-like. The entire story serves as a metaphor of a man who is completely out of control of his life, yet struggles to gain some kind of control. This is a strong first effort (writing-wise) from Haun. I look forward to reading more of his stuff in the future."Newsarama interview with writer Jeremy Haun:"Jack is kind of lost when we first meet him in the story. He's at that place a lot of us have been at in our mid twenties, looking for something to make him whole and just not sure what the hell that is.""On a lark, he meets this perfect girl he thinks all of his problems, the sleep thing, the feeling lost, are all behind him. Everything is perfect for one moment in time, and then she dies.""Jack wakes up being slammed against a police car covered in blood... whatever happened to Jill in that room wasn't pretty."