![]() ![]() The patient's fear and anxiety, however, stems from an ancient artifact seemingly connected with a murder committed in the 1900's. ![]() As psychiatrist John Bonsaint treats a patient only known as "N.", details such as Ambien, OCD (obsession compulsive disorder), and digital cameras emerge that root the story in modern times. However, because a comic book full of illustrative documents wouldn't be that exciting, the story quickly segues into sequential art. Maleev makes these documents as photorealistic as possible, which gives them a sense of weight and genuineness. This postmortem way of delivering details immediately gives the story a mysterious feel. For the comic, the creators have returned to using character written documents as a form of narrative, which is how King originally told the story. This book marks the second adaptation of the novella N., the first being a series of webisodes by the same creative team. ![]()
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