Paul Malott talks about his experience living in Detroit on The Zach Feldman Show

The web’s hit music station welcomes  Paul Malott to The Zach Feldman Show. Malott talks about his latest comic book, “The Bucket of Blood.” The comic is a dark-comedy that takes readers on a thrilling and immersive journey into a dystopian Detroit. Malott talks about living in Detroit and bringing some of his experiences into the book. Listen to the full interview below! Read “The Bucket of Blood” on Amazon.

The Bucket of Blood: The Bucket of Blood Issue #1
The Bucket of Blood: The Bucket of Blood Issue #1
by Paul Malott
Paul Malott's graphic novel, brought vividly to life through the striking illustrations of Kokin Kokambar, offers a darkly-funny and immersive journey into a dystopian Detroit. At its core are Spish Sullivan and Joop Sweeny, intrepid freelance spies caught in a web of intrigue and danger under the rule of the mysterious Granny Schmif and the covert Handlers. Their routine mission rapidly unravels into a thrilling quest for survival, full of twists and hidden dangers.Key Highlights of the Novel:Intricate Plot: A compelling storyline featuring spies, hidden messages, and an unpredictable adventure in a dystopian landscape.Dynamic Illustrations: Kokambar's artwork vividly captures the gritty essence of Detroit's future, adding depth and excitement to the narrative.Genre Fusion: Seamlessly blends dark comedy, suspenseful espionage, and dystopian elements, appealing to a diverse readership.Engaging Characters: The protagonists, Spish and Joop, are not only central to the action but are also richly developed, offering readers characters they can root for.Thought-Provoking Themes: Tackles themes of power, control, and survival, making it resonate with contemporary societal issues.As the story unfolds, Malott's skillful writing ensures that the humor and tension are perfectly balanced, creating an engaging and unique reading experience. Kokambar’s illustrations not only complement the narrative but also enhance the immersive quality of the book, making the dystopian world of Detroit almost tangible.This novel is more than just an entertaining read; it's a reflection on the complexities of a future world, drawing parallels with current societal challenges. It's an ideal pick for fans of graphic novels, dystopian fiction, and anyone who appreciates a story that skillfully combines humor with thought-provoking content.

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