Indestructible Wolves of the Apocalypse Junkyard is Max G. Morton's seven-story porthole into the sacrilege unknown. Morton takes us from the suburban wasteland of the 1980's and onward to the creepy crawls of a New York that no longer exists, while blurring and crossing cult cinema and music's line between fan- tasy and reality. From arson-happy skin- heads to shootouts with snuff-collecting undercovers, and from Patty Waters' voodoo love to Cupid's syringe, Indestructible Wolves is a sexually charged frenzy of a drug-addled memoir, a true testimony of an authentic original.

This is Heartworm #13, of course, and is a depressingly beautiful filth-filled hard- cover, 100 plus page book accompanied by the illustrations of Mark McCoy.