Everyone has gotten tired of conventional stories which usually have only two concepts i.e, a good guy is seen to be thrashing the bad guy. All the monsters and demons are always contending with the good guy and in the end, the good guy always wins. Although not all stories are plain black and white but you get the drill. It’s just always the same concept being repeated over and over while keeping everything really simple, but people are done being fed those stories.
Fortunately, there’s a writer who’s known by the name of Ehud Lavski and an illustrator Yael Nathan who has managed to grab this point and decided to take a different approach to storytelling. The stories seem pretty realistic but then again, those are just stories and nothing else.
However, once you put your attention to it, we bet you cannot simply just turn away until you finish it because it’s that captivating.
Let’s take a look at some of the amazing short comics by Elcomics, scroll below.
He has been saving all the remaining species from being turned into mutants! What a great story. Simple and realistic.
See, how different this story was from the usual one’s we get to hear all the time? It didn’t have much but it depicted how a simple and ordinary guy has been trying to save animals from being turned into mutants. He didn’t do anything supernatural and was at the verge of death himself but decides to save as many animals as he can before he dies. Amazing story!
Let’s move onto the next one, shall we? Scroll down
Midnight Radio
And she desperately tries to search for that channel, everywhere.
What did you think of it? This story is clearly for a specific type of audience who are into dark and haunted stories because not everyone can handle it. Let’s stroll onto the next one.
Cold Embrace
Noooo! That’s too soon…? I thought only George R. R. Martin enjoys killing it’s characters in GOT.
Well, initially we thought this is going to be a love story but oh boy, we were so wrong. It was a short yet strong and a powerful comic which manages to send chills down the spine. One thing’s for sure, George R. R. Martin isn’t the only one killing his characters.
We hope it didn’t bore you because it was really different than what we usually read. And the weird part is, there was not much to it but with just a few images and a great script, the writer and illustrator managed to grab our attention! We would like to know which one did you enjoy the most? Share your views into the comment section and we will keep on coming with more comics to save you from boredom.