Preview: That Texas Blood: Hell Comes to Allison Ranch #2 – Graphic Policy

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That Texas Blood: Hell Comes to Allison Ranch #2

(W) Chris Condon (A) Jacob Phillips

THE HOTLY ANTICIPATED RETURN OF THAT TEXAS BLOOD CONTINUES! Joe Bob and Wilson push further into the chaos unleashed at the Allison Ranch as Travis Terrill wrestles with personal — and professional — demons.

Cover of the comic 'That Texas Blood' featuring a silhouette of a car in front of a gate, with a dramatic red and blue background depicting an explosion. Text includes 'Hell Comes to Allison Ranch' and the comic's title.
Comic panel showing an eerie house with a date, March 18th, 2003, prominent at the top. Panels below depict a clock, a person peering through a door, and sounds of creaking as they step inside.
A comic panel sequence depicting a person pouring cereal, followed by them eating from a bowl in a dimly lit kitchen.
A comic panel depicting a person sitting in a dimly lit living room with a television on, eating snacks and looking surprised while another person, presumably beside them, stares intently. The scene is engaging with sound effects like 'Klik' and 'Krnch' highlighted.
A comic panel depicting two characters in a living room; one character is startled and laughing loudly while holding a bowl of food, and another character is seated nearby, trying to calm him down. The scene conveys a humorous interaction between them.
A comic panel featuring two characters in a conversation about horror movies and television shows, with one character drinking from a bottle and the other listening intently. The scene includes elements of intrigue and humor, showcasing their expressions and reactions.
Cover of the comic book 'That Texas Blood', featuring a silhouette of a person with their hands clasped in front of a red outline of Texas, against a black and white background. The title and subtitle are prominently displayed.

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