Apocalypse

Chihoi's early comic "The Apocalypse," originally published in 2003, is reissued here in 2010. As the publisher closed down in 2020, a batch of new old stock is now being released.

Many of Chihoi's early comics were drawn with fine-tipped felt pens, showcasing a simple and unadorned style, allowing readers to trace his evolution over the years. "The Apocalypse" collects four short comics about life and death: "Whispers" depicts a entangled couple; "Gaze" portrays a man who dies in a dream; "Summer" is a semi-autobiographical piece by the author, recalling a memory of a high school friend; "Father" tells the story of an unemployed young man facing a moral test from a strange snake at his deceased father's side.

With a preface by Hong Kong writer Hon Lai-chu.

Due to prolonged storage in the warehouse, the original blue cover edges of this batch of stock have yellowed, but the inner pages are in perfect condition (made with imported Italian art paper). Therefore, a new brown cover sleeve has been printed, giving it a fresh new look.