Road Rage

Matheson's storytelling really taps into primal fears of losing control and encountering evil unexpectedly. I wonder what personal experiences or fears influenced this frightening tale.

The illustrations are so stark and intense — they really amplify the horror moments. I’d love to hear if others felt the visuals made the story more visceral.

The story builds tension gradually but doesn't drag, which kept me on edge. Was this pacing a conscious choice to mirror the unpredictability of the highway?