Mad Dogma: Without a Leash by Nathan Squiers

Enter Kill-Thulu (formally Felix Nash)—professional hitman and “destroy anything/everything” for hire—who, over two-thousand years ago, started killing for the gods on the day of the Apocalypse and “bought” his immortality in the process. Foul-mouthed, perverted, and murder-happy to a fault, “Thulu” is a man who’s traded most of his humanity for the classic dream: sex, blood, and an eternity to chase even more sex and blood.

Open on Thulu as he “innocently” (yeah, right) goes about his routine. That this routine is laced in blood, tears, and miles-and-miles of shattered glass doesn’t make it any less normal for him, but a new and startling twist comes in the form of the absurd: a killing contract. Understandably irked by this “inconvenience,” Thulu begins a vulgar tirade to find answers, casually ignoring a lost child and a nun with a very serious “personal health” issue in the process.

Category: Science Fiction – Post-Apocalyptic