Sinha interlaces the touching story of life in the aftermath with a biting social commentary that is best described as a painfully honest and sometimes morbidly humorous look at the imbalance of society.

Erlbaum soon realizes her return to the shelter wasn't so much about giving back, but about seeking to find herself.

Need to bribe some lowlife? Give the gift that keeps on giving. Give the gift of murder.

For the most part, PsychoGeography is a smart, enjoyable read with intense words and passionate graphics. Self’s stories are usually quite interesting and Steadman’s work is top notch.