The Destroyer Iii

Synopsis

Everybody's Favorite Good Cop / Bad Demon Are At It Again! In Controversial Author Jason L. Gooding's Newest Rip-roaring, Ball-slapping, Excitement-filled Installment Of The Destroyer, The Reader Is Served Up An Intoxicating Cocktail Of Horror, Crime Noir, Dark Comedy, And Political Incorrectness, All With A Touch Of Splatterpunk, Some More Obscure Pop-culture References, More Than A Few Libelous Comments Regarding Gross - And Often Overweight- Celebrities, And A Big Heaping Helping Of Science Cruci-fiction In His Biggest, Best, And Bloodiest Offering Thus Far. Zaniness Abounds In Murphy And Corliss' Wackiest Adventure Yet As Gooding Goes Full Retard, Raising The Bar In Terms Of Originality (while Lowering The Standards In Every Other Aspect Of Writing) And Forever Changing The Way People Will View Organized Religion. With Lucifer Walking The Earth And The Lord And Savior Nowhere To Be Found, Our Plucky Little Group Of Antiheroes Face Their Toughest Challenge To Date In This Dementedly Delightful Drama, Jam-packed With All The Degrading Dialog, Deficiency Of Good Taste, And Dump Truck Full Of Dead Hookers One Should Expect From Gooding's Latest Literary Dirty Bomb. Whereas Lesser Authors Routinely Rely Upon The Tired And Played-out Good-versus-evil Formulaic Pablum As A Crutch For Limited Talent Or Lack Of Creative Vision, Jason L. Gooding Panders To The Lowest Common Denominator In This Uniquely Fresh Yarn Of Good, Slightly Less Evil, And Cynical Indifference Versus Evil That Promises To Make The Destroyer: Christ The Conqueror Unlike Anything That Has Come Before It.