Step By Bloody Step - Color Recreation of the French Edition by Matías Bergara

I am going to repeat what I have already said elsewhere because I can't state it any better (not at the moment anyway).

For me at least, Step By Bloody Step was as epic as God Country as far as miniseries go. It was (no pun intended) in fact a step beyond what any of us is used to - inasmuch as it had no dialogue whatsoever. This is not to detract from the input of the writer and, indeed, colorist as well as graphic designer. However, by the very nature of the project itself, the artist's contribution, in my view at least, was paramount. And Matías literally knocked this series out of the ballpark. This brilliant Uruguayan artist has created a masterpiece that literally speaks for itself whilst simultaneously lends itself to a number of possible interpretations (depending on the perspective of the reader concerned). This is - without exaggeration - a monumental achievement - which prompted me to do something I hardly ever do (because of financial cost, if nothing else), which was to purchase the entire final issue of this fantastic series. I hope to upload unwatermarked scans of the cover as well as pages of this issue in due course. In the meantime, I cannot recommend this series more highly. It has just been collected into a trade paperback and I was also very fortunate to land the cover.

There was a French edition too (which I also purchased). However, I had wanted to see what it would look like not just in black and white against a (bloody) red background (which was awesome in itself) but also in color. Hence, the present piece - which is an awesome color recreation that (consistently with the entire (wordless) book) speaks for itself.