Heavy Metal #295 Page 66: Spewn From The Earth, Page 3

I think it's safe to say that two of my favorite interests in life are comics and music. I have always thought the combination of both has worked well, and has led to some extremely cool projects. I guess this really speaks to the close relationship of art and music in general. These pages are from an eight page Heavy Metal story, inspired by a song from the metal band High On Fire, and are a great example of that relationship. Spewn From The Earth is the story title and opening track from High On Fire's eighth studio album, Electric Messiah. The album is an homage to Lemmy from Motörhead.

I am very happy to get both of these Heavy Metal pages along with the prelim. Also came with a signed copy of the issue and Phil Hester's script, which is fantastic and extremely detailed! So much process! Not only do I love Matt Allison's work, but have also been a fan of Sleep/High On Fire for a long time. I got to see High On Fire play live in Columbus a number of years ago, and it was brutal. Definitely a show I will not forget.

Page 3:
Here we proceed into the entangled inner workings of the Leviathan, where we are introduced to the Nurse, and it's also where the rows of mutated larva-like kids are! Panel below we see the Leviathan using a building to decapitate a Behemoth. Shrokk! Love the skull detail on the fist, as well as the tiny skull flying in the background. The page is rounded out with close ups of the girl, our heroine, and the Nurse, our narrator.