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Issue: Eros Graphic Albums #33 Age Restricted
Publication Date: August 1997
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Issues: #33 of 57 Issues
Title: Coley Running Wild, Book Two: Caged Heat
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Publisher: FlagFantagraphics
Brand: Eros Graphic Albums
Indicia Publisher: Eros Comix
On Sale Date: (not set)
Volume: 33
Pages: 148
ISBN: 15609724599781560972457
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Price: $16.95 USD
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Content Items: 18 (14 stories, 1 cover)
Editor(s): Ezra Mark
Disclose Notes: 2nd Eros collection; Reprints WEB OF EVIL and THE DEATHSNAKE.
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Publication Type: Trade Paperback
Color: Color Covers, Black & White Interiors
Dimensions: Magazine-Sized
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Binding: Softcover
Publishing Format: Was Ongoing Series
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Illustration  on  Cover, Front
Credits
Writer(s): John Blackburn
Penciller(s): John Blackburn
Inker(s): John Blackburn
Colorist(s): John Blackburn
Letterer(s): typeset
Subject Matter
Genres: adult, occult
Feature(s): Coley Cochran
Character(s): Delila Brady; Coley Cochran; Jack Brady
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Pages: 1
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Coley Running Wild / Book Two: Caged Heat

Illustration  on  Interior Page(s)
Credits
Writer(s): John Blackburn
Penciller(s): John Blackburn
Inker(s): John Blackburn
Letterer(s): typeset
Subject Matter
Genres: adult, occult
Feature(s): Coley Cochran
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Pages: 1
Disclose Notes: Title page / pin-up. Taken from 1st panel of last page of story from The Deathsnake (Fantagraphics, 1994 series) #3 (February 1995).
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Book One / Web of Evil

Foreword, Introduction, Preface, Afterword  on  Interior Page(s)
Credits
Writer(s): John Blackburn
Penciller(s): John Blackburn
Inker(s): John Blackburn
Letterer(s): typeset
Subject Matter
Genres: adult, occult
Feature(s): Coley Cochran
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Pages: 1
Disclose Notes: Title page. Illustration taken from panel 1 of page 9 of story from Web of Evil (Fantagraphics, 1993 series) #2 (February 1994).
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Web of Evil, Chapter One

Story  on  Interior Page(s)
Credits
Writer(s): John Blackburn
Penciller(s): John Blackburn
Inker(s): John Blackburn
Letterer(s): John Blackburn
Subject Matter
Genres: adult, occult
Feature(s): Coley Cochran
Character(s): Billy Rivers (killer); Jim Caldwell (victim); Miz Liza (fortune teller); Carolina Brown (manager, Palmetto House hotel)
Synopsis: A young gay man is brutally murdered in a swamp by sadistic Billy Rivers. Meanwhile, Miz Liza "reads the bones" to Miss Brown and believes a "Mojo" (voodoo priest) is in town.
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From Content Item: FlagWeb of Evil #1 published November 1993
was Web of Evil [Story on Interior Page(s)]
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Pages: 4
Disclose Notes: Part 1 of 3. Cover & "This is Coley" page NOT included in this collection. Previous appearances in IDOL OF FLESH #1-2 (Eros, March-April 1993), reprinted in COLEY RUNNING WILD: Book One: The Blade And The Whip (Eros, April 1995); then in MEATMEN #15 (Leyland Publications, 1993).
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Mojo Man

Story  on  Interior Page(s)
Credits
Writer(s): John Blackburn
Penciller(s): John Blackburn
Inker(s): John Blackburn
Letterer(s): John Blackburn
Subject Matter
Genres: adult, occult
Feature(s): Coley Cochran
Character(s): Coley Cochran; Cecil Pervis Beasley (Palmettoville Chief of Police); Carolina Brown; Billy Rivers; Joey Ortega; Maggie O'Hara; Douglas O'Hara; Samantha Bishop; Miz Liza; Kit Cameron
Synopsis: Coley arrives in Palmettoville, and is eyed suspiciously by Chief Beasley, who suggests he can get a room at Palmetto House, but advises he leave town quickly. Coley interrupts Billy beating up Joey. Joey tells Coley about his friend's murder. At Palmetto House, Carolina is quickly smitten with Coley, and moves him into her room. He tells her he's looking for a "gang of killers". Beasley, who realizes Coley is a lot nicer than he seems, discusses the murders with him. Rich girl Samantha Bishop invites Coley to perform at her mansion; both she and her friend Douglas O'Hara are attracted to him. Miz Liza, protective of Carolina, shows her how wild & uncontrollable Coley is, then offers him the formula for the voodoo sex potion-- something no "Mojo" has ever had before-- if he'll just leave her alone. Coley does, and shacks up with Joey instead. In a bad part of town, Maggie O'Hara has her way with Coley, then tells him she has videotape evidence of one of the killings. He urges her to take it to the police before anything else happens. Kit arrives in town, introducing herself to Carolina. On his way to church, Joey is kidnapped by Billy.
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From Content Item: FlagWeb of Evil #1 published November 1993
was Mojo Man [Story on Interior Page(s)]
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Pages: 29
Disclose Notes: Part 2 of 3. Page 22 NOT included in 1993 version! Though never revealed in the story, the fact that Douglas & Maggie have the same last name as Sammy O'Hara, the photo-journalist from IDOL OF FLESH #1, suggests Coley came to Palmettoville deliberately to investigate the killings, based on info from Sammy (who turns up in THE DEATHSNAKE #3-- perhaps too much of a coincidence to be one).
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Web of Evil, Chapter Two

Story  on  Interior Page(s)
Credits
Writer(s): John Blackburn
Penciller(s): John Blackburn
Inker(s): John Blackburn
Letterer(s): John Blackburn
Subject Matter
Genres: adult, occult
Feature(s): Coley Cochran
Character(s): Coley Cochran; Billy Rivers (killer); Joey Ortega; Sammy Harris (killer); Maggie O'Hara; Douglas O'Hara; Kit Cameron; Carolina Brown; Miz Liza; Cecil Pervis Beasley (Chief of Police); Judge O'Hara; Samantha Bishop; Tankersly (sadistic police officer); Luke (ghost of victim); Palmetto District Attourney
Synopsis: Billy kills Joey, after learning Maggie has a video of a previous murder, and that Coley plans to dance at the Bishop house. Billy kills Maggie, after learning Carolina has the tape. Sammy gets the tape and kills Carolina, but Miz Liza kills him in turn. Billy cons Douglas into thinking he's Coley's "boyfriend" so he can videotape his performance. Coley performs onstage, with Douglas, Kit, and a young black man. Chief Beasley informs Judge O'Hara that he now has enough evidence to bring in Billy, but the judge also wants Coley thrown in jail for "turning" his son Douglas queer. Beasley's men arrest everyone at the Bishop house, but are so focused on beating up Coley that Billy escapes. Beasley lets Coley track Billy down in the swamp, but guilt-induced visions of his victims lead to Billy drowning in the bog. Coley almost dies trying to save him. Later, Coley makes a deal with the local D.A. to plead guilty if Kit is allowed to go free. Coley assures Kit the jail won't hold him long.
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From Content Item: FlagWeb of Evil #2 published February 1994
was Web of Evil Part Two [Story on Interior Page(s)]
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Pages: 32
Disclose Notes: Part 3 of 3. Cover & "Enter Mojo" introduction page NOT included in this collection.
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Book Two / The Deathsnake

Foreword, Introduction, Preface, Afterword  on  Interior Page(s)
Credits
Writer(s): John Blackburn
Penciller(s): John Blackburn
Inker(s): John Blackburn
Letterer(s): typeset
Subject Matter
Genres: adult, occult
Feature(s): Coley Cochran
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Pages: 1
Disclose Notes: Title page. Illustration taken from last page of the story from The Deathsnake (Fantagraphics, 1994 series) #2 (October 1994).
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The Deathsnake - Part One

Story  on  Interior Page(s)
Credits
Writer(s): John Blackburn
Penciller(s): John Blackburn
Inker(s): John Blackburn
Letterer(s): John Blackburn
Subject Matter
Genres: adult, occult
Feature(s): Coley Cochran
Character(s): Coley Cochran; Cecil Pervis Beasley (Palmettoville Chief of Police); Harry "Lance" Larue
Synopsis: Harry arrives in town, and has a drink and talks with Chief Beasley.
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From Content Item: FlagThe Deathsnake #1 published August 1994
was The Deathsnake - Part One [Story on Interior Page(s)]
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Pages: 4
Disclose Notes: Part 1 of 11. Cover & "Forward" pin-up NOT included in this collection.
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Cottonmouth

Story  on  Interior Page(s)
Credits
Writer(s): John Blackburn
Penciller(s): John Blackburn
Inker(s): John Blackburn
Letterer(s): John Blackburn
Subject Matter
Genres: adult, occult
Feature(s): Coley Cochran
Character(s): Coley Cochran; unnamed convicts; Delila Brady; Dillon (prison guard); Ed Kelly (convict); Smiley (convict); Valdosta (convict); Ashley Stewart (convict)
Synopsis: Working in the swamp as part of the chain gang, Coley is approached by Delila, who has the hots for him. Ed tries to kill Coley by throwing a deadly snake at him, but Coley just warns him not to try it ever again. Back in his cell, Coley shows Valdosta & Ashley his power, and he & Valdosta become lovers.
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From Content Item: FlagThe Deathsnake #1 published August 1994
was Cottonmouth [Story on Interior Page(s)]
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Pages: 10
Disclose Notes: Part 2 of 11.
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The Stone Man

Story  on  Interior Page(s)
Credits
Writer(s): John Blackburn
Penciller(s): John Blackburn
Inker(s): John Blackburn
Letterer(s): John Blackburn
Subject Matter
Genres: adult, occult
Feature(s): Coley Cochran
Character(s): Jack Brady (Prison Warden); Coley Cochran; Delila Brady
Synopsis: Drawn to Coley, Warden Brady becomes his latest lover, and warns him he "must" turn Coley over to his sadistic daughter.
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From Content Item: FlagThe Deathsnake #1 published August 1994
was The Stone Man [Story on Interior Page(s)]
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Pages: 7
Disclose Notes: Part 3 of 11.
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The Vampire Delila

Story  on  Interior Page(s)
Credits
Writer(s): John Blackburn
Penciller(s): John Blackburn
Inker(s): John Blackburn
Letterer(s): John Blackburn
Subject Matter
Genres: adult, occult
Feature(s): Coley Cochran
Character(s): Daniel (Delila's bodyguard); Coley Cochran; Delila Brady
Synopsis: Coley, now in Delila's hands, tells her he's not afraid. Telling him her intentions, she ties him up, but he just taunts her.
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Pages: 3
Disclose Notes: Part 4 of 11. "The Bad And The Beautiful" promo page NOT included in this collection.
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Interlude in Palmettoville

Story  on  Interior Page(s)
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Writer(s): John Blackburn
Penciller(s): John Blackburn
Inker(s): John Blackburn
Letterer(s): John Blackburn
Subject Matter
Genres: adult, occult
Feature(s): Coley Cochran
Character(s): Harry "Lance" Larue; Curtis Banning (Private Investigator, Atlanta)
Synopsis: Harry & Banning discuss Judge O'Hara's corruption and involvement in dumping toxic waste in the swamp.
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From Content Item: FlagThe Deathsnake #2 published October 1994
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Pages: 1
Disclose Notes: Part 5 of 11. Cover NOT included in this collection.
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The Deathsnake, Part Two

Story  on  Interior Page(s)
Credits
Writer(s): John Blackburn
Penciller(s): John Blackburn
Inker(s): John Blackburn
Letterer(s): John Blackburn
Subject Matter
Genres: adult, occult
Feature(s): Coley Cochran
Character(s): Jack Brady (prison warden); Delila Brady (insane daughter); Coley Cochran; Daniel (Delila's bodyguard)
Synopsis: Delila has her way with Coley, during which he also "takes care" of Daniel. She accuses Coley of making her father gay, then shows him a lampshade made of human skin.
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From Content Item: FlagThe Deathsnake #2 published October 1994
was The Deathsnake, Part Two [Story on Interior Page(s)]
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Pages: 5
Disclose Notes: Part 6 of 11.
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Lure of the Deathsnake

Story  on  Interior Page(s)
Credits
Writer(s): John Blackburn
Penciller(s): John Blackburn
Inker(s): John Blackburn
Letterer(s): John Blackburn
Subject Matter
Genres: adult, occult
Feature(s): Coley Cochran
Character(s): Valdosta (convict); Ashley Stewart (convict); Coley Cochran; Jack Brady; Steve (guard); Ed Kelly (convict); Smiley (convict); unnamed convicts
Synopsis: Valdosta & Ashley discuss Coley. Jack shows Coley the bridge "he" built thru the swamp, which he's proud of, but Coley calls it an "abomination" against the natural surroundings, that was built on the lives of the prisoners. Coley reveals he knows about Judge O'Hara's involvement with dumping toxic waste in the swamp, and had taken and hidden evidence from Jack's office, intending to turn it over to Chief Beasley! Jack says this leave him no choice but to kill Coley, but Coley says he can't do it because Jack's in love with him. Instead, he puts Coley in "the oven", a sweatbox. One of the guards, Steve, lets Coley out and the two make love in the swamp. Steve feels for sure there's no malice whatsoever in Coley, and offers to help him escape. But back with the other prisoners, while Coley is servicing a black inmate, Ed, Smiley and a group of others attack savagely, apparently killing both Coley and Valdosta.
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From Content Item: FlagThe Deathsnake #2 published October 1994
was Lure of the Deathsnake [Story on Interior Page(s)]
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Pages: 15
Disclose Notes: Part 7 of 11. Though never revealed in the story, Coley's attitude about nature would seem to suggest that he may have deliberately gotten himself thrown in jail just to uncover Judge O'Hara's corruption!
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Isle of the Dead

Story  on  Interior Page(s)
Credits
Writer(s): John Blackburn
Penciller(s): John Blackburn
Inker(s): John Blackburn
Letterer(s): John Blackburn
Subject Matter
Genres: adult, occult
Feature(s): Coley Cochran
Character(s): Jack Brady; Banks (guard) Coley Cochran; Ed Kelly (convict); Smiley (convict)
Synopsis: Jack has Coley & Valdosta buried on the "Isle Of The Dead", after dropping Coley's "voodoo junk" into the coffin. He then has Ed & Smiley, who he suspects of the murders, sent to clean up the weeds on the island. While there, they stumble upon a dead raven that has been ritually sacrificed-- and Coley, alive and well!
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From Content Item: FlagThe Deathsnake #2 published October 1994
was Isle of the Dead [Story on Interior Page(s)]
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Pages: 4
Disclose Notes: Part 8 of 11. "Born Hell-Raiser" promo page NOT included in this collection.
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The Deathsnake, Part Three

Story  on  Interior Page(s)
Credits
Writer(s): John Blackburn
Penciller(s): John Blackburn
Inker(s): John Blackburn
Letterer(s): John Blackburn
Subject Matter
Genres: adult, occult
Feature(s): Coley Cochran
Character(s): Jack Brady (warden); Banks (guard); Coley Cochran
Synopsis: Banks tells Jack that the two convicts were beaten, their guard handcuffed, and the body of Coley missing from its grave. At which point, Coley uses dynamite on Jack's precious bridge.
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From Content Item: FlagThe Deathsnake #3 published February 1995
was The Deathsnake, Part Three [Story on Interior Page(s)]
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Pages: 3
Disclose Notes: Part 9 of 11.
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On the Loose

Story  on  Interior Page(s)
Credits
Writer(s): John Blackburn
Penciller(s): John Blackburn
Inker(s): John Blackburn
Letterer(s): John Blackburn
Subject Matter
Genres: adult, occult
Feature(s): Coley Cochran
Character(s): Jack Brady (warden); Banks (guard); Coley Cochran
Synopsis: Jack & Brady survey the damage. Jack figures that instead of heading for safety in Florida, Coley will come back to Palmettoville. In the swamp, Coley decides to do just that, mistakenly thinking Jack will have helicopters after him if he heads for Florida. But more, Coley's business in Palmettoville isn't finished. Carrying the stolen evidence, he heads back to town, thinking, "I'll show THEM th' deathsnake."
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From Content Item: FlagThe Deathsnake #3 published February 1995
was On the Loose [Story on Interior Page(s)]
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Pages: 2
Disclose Notes: Part 10 of 11.
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Saturday Night in Palmettoville

Story  on  Interior Page(s)
Credits
Writer(s): John Blackburn
Penciller(s): John Blackburn
Inker(s): John Blackburn
Letterer(s): John Blackburn
Subject Matter
Genres: adult, occult
Feature(s): Coley Cochran
Character(s): Jack Brady (warden); Banks (guard); Coley Cochran; unnamed reporter (The National Silver Star); Sammy O'Hara (photographer); Harry "Lance" Larue; Cecil Pervis Beasley (Chief of Police); Miz Liza (voodoo fortune teller); Reverand Turner; Judge O'Hara; Delila Brady; Daniel (Delila's bodyguard); Kit Cameron
Synopsis: In Palmettoville, Rev. Turner has a mob all hot & angry about the Bishop Theatre showing Coley's latest film, "Voodoo Lovegod". With Coley now a fugitive, it's turned into a lynch mob. Sammy O'Hara, last seen in IDOL OF FLESH, is on hand to cover the "event". Harry discovers that Chief Beasley is not a typical cop, and befriends him. Coley goes to Miz Liza for more of the voodoo drug, then sneaks into the Courthouse to confront Judge O'Hara with the evidence against Warden Jack Brady. Shocked at the brutality and insanity of Brady & his daughter, the Judge decides to repeal Coley's jail sentence. At that point, Jack, Delilah & Daniel show up, determined to kill Coley. Things get really nasty, and Coley's life is only saved via his use of the voodoo drug-- and the Judge shooting Delilah in the head. Atop the Courthouse, Jack confronts Coley one final time. 6 months later, back in California, Kit is shocked when Coley turns up-- horny as ever.
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From Content Item: FlagThe Deathsnake #3 published February 1995
was Saturday Night in Palmettoville [Story on Interior Page(s)]
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Pages: 19
Disclose Notes: Part 11 of 11. Cover & "Swamp" pin-up NOT included in this collection. Next appearances in MEATMEN #17 (Leyland Publications, 1995); then in HARDTHROB #1 (Eros, January 1996), reprinted in COLEY RUNNING WILD: Book Three: Hard Throb (Eros, April 2003). Because the stories in MEATMEN are all stand-alone appearances, it's unsure what the actual order of continuity may be. Appearances are listed here in order of publication, but it's quite possible most of the MEATMEN episodes take place during the 6 months that Coley was missing at the end of this comic.

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