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ONE – If you didn’t look past this cover-cum-promotional piece for Cradlegrave, you might think that it was telling a very specific sort of story, the sort of story you might describe as being either “tabloid shit” or “a bit Jamie Delano” depending on which of those two targets was more worthy of disdain.

When I first discussed Cradlegrave back in December, regular comments thread contributor Thrills said he was looking now that he’d got past his concerns that it would “be like that Denise Mina Hellblazer where ‘hoodies’ are ‘demons’.”

Ah, so it’s tabloid shit that smells like Jamie Delano.  The worst of both worlds.  Fuck.

TWO – Despite the fact that the “Fear they Neighbour” text is missing, the cover of the collected edition still aims to make a similar impression:

To my eye, there’s something less real about the four hooded figures in this reformatted cover though.  The overly harsh, pixelated light that gleams off of their shoulders is even more unnatural when set against an all-black background, a background that now seems to expand outwards from the empty spaces where four young faces should be.

These are absent phantoms, not flesh and blood monsters, and while I wouldn’t want to pretend that they’re being deliberately undermined here I still find it hard to imagine anyone taking them seriously.

The only fear in this image is the fear you bring with you, be it fear of “savage” yoofs or of dehumanising right wing rhetoric…

THREE – If you want to talk about actual fear, you don’t have to look too far into Cradlegrave to find it. It’s right there in all of its startling mundanity on the second page:

The important thing being that, in this image, the Ravenglade Cradlegrave estate is presented as being a a scary environment from the perspective of one of its residents, returning. The sense of dread that hangs over this image is an insider’s dread.  For our protagonist Shane Cradlegrave is the “real world”, its inescapable gravity written in to its new name, its true name:

FOUR - From the cradle to the grave… if you want to find irony in the invocation of this phrase then go ahead, we’re all right there with you!  Obvious as it might seem, there’s still something chilling about the logic of this reversal, of the idea that far from protecting its poorest members from birth to death, our society dooms and condemns them.

I know it sounds dramatic, but fuck it, if you’re capable of looking at the world without feeling even a little bit like you’re staring into a bottomless pit then maybe you’re in the wrong place…

FIVE - And so while there are many horrors, both supernatural and otherwise, in the Cradlegrave estate, the people who suffer these horrors are the very people who are hollowed out and turned into monsters by the “Fear thy Neighbour” image, by popular British sketch shows and hack “news” articles.

You wouldn’t think that it would feel revolutionary to view people as people, rather than as lumpen monsters made out of meat, but that’s Britain in 2012 for you.

SIX - It’s also worth noting that Cradlegrave doesn’t attempt to present its readers with a tidy, cuddly version of reality either.  Instead, all perspectives from outside of the estate are excluded, so that you never get the sense that you’re reading something designed by and for Guardian readers.

As a mushy, middle-class comic book reader, this is the fear that’s haunted me while writing this post.  In trying to write about Cradlegrave, I’m worried that I’ll smooth the edge off of the reality it hints at in order to write a piece that makes more sense to people like me.

Thankfully these issues seem alien to the makers of Cradlegrave itself, which is to true to the experiences of the flesh to ever traffic in trite “universal” sympathy or baggy allegory.

SEVEN - Cradlegrave presents the reader with a series of characters, without ever stopping to pat itself on the back for doing so, which is to say, without ever winking at the reader and mentioning ‘Common People’. Everyone in the Cradlegrave estate breaths the same sticky air, putrid with the smell of rotting rubbish because of an ongoing labour dispute.

Everyone has skin, and all skin can crawl.

Even Shane’s troubled and troubling mate Cal has worries that would be strictly outsider the limits of your average tabloid report on life on the wrong side of the poverty line:

I mean, he’s still a prick, obviously, but he’s not just a prick.

EIGHT - Well done as they might be, “character moments” like the one above are far from the most effective tools used in Cradlegrave, probably because traditional psychology isn’t the driving force in this comic.

John Smith is the most sickly and sensous writer to emerge from the Brit Comics crowd.  Not for him the magical mystery tours of Moore and Morrison, the unstable identities of Peter Milligan, the blokey back’n'forth of Garth Ennis or the “I can’t believe it’s not the 80s” technophilia of Warren Ellis.

Even at his most abstract, Smith’s work often presents you with an uncannily tactile sort of fantasy, to the extent that I wouldn’t be surprised if even his sweetest dreams looked like Chris Weston’s nightmares

What can I say, I can relate.

NINE - Strangely, the most obvious conduit for this concern are the words on the page, rather than the pictures. Smith’s concise captions are all skewed sense-memory, and they add several (horrible) dimensions to Cradlegrave all on their own:

The smell inside is worse than out. Dettol and bed pans ad stale piss and something sickly sweet as pear drops underneath it all.

He thinks of tramps raiding a sweetshop and gags on a laugh.

Taken on its own Smith’s prose is a little ripe, but if that ripeness doesn’t but catch in the back of your throat then your eyes don’t link up to your brain like mine.  While he’s evoking putrid smells and sounds like this, Smith is generally careful to stick the reader with little barbs of otherness:

Cal wakes still sticky from last night’s dream.

Black milk and gaping legs. Wet red mouths wih too many tongues. Something like a sow feeding her farrow.

His body feels awkward in his own skin, his body like an old school uniform he’s long grown out of.

Twinge of blood on his gums and a twinge in his balls like puberty all over again.

I have never tasted these tastes, couldn’t taste them, wouldn’t want to, but still.  I feel like I have.  Now.

TEN - It becomes even clearer that this is more than just another cheap holiday in other peoples’ misery when Smith and Bagwell start hitting the reader with fragmented memories from the site of the horror, from Mary, a withered old woman in the middle of a strange new bloom:

Sometimes she forgets who she is. Sometimes she thinks she’s a child again, playing in the back streets of Belfast.

Her memories are like leaves in fast water she can’t quite catch.

This isn’t an attempt to paint a sympathetic picture, it’s an assault on the reader’s sense of superiority, of their assurance that what they are reading has only two dimensions and can be comfortably held in their hands. Cradlegrave doesn’t want you to feel for Mary – it wants to hollow you out, to put a little bit of Mary in you till you find yourself chasing leaves in fast water.

ELEVEN - Edmund Bagwell’s art maintain the focus on distressed flesh that powers Smith’s horrific imagination. Cradlegrave is a book full of dazed, tough, frightened faces, and while Bagwell is more than up to the challenge of providing full-on, Cronenbergian body horror when the script demands it, it’s the faces that’ll stick with you when you’re done:

TWELVE - If there’s one weakness to Bagwell’s art, it’s that his backgrounds occasionally tend towards a strangely rendered looking sort of realism. From what I can tell from the bonus material in the collected edition, Bagwell seems to have created computer models for some of these backgrounds, so maybe they’re to blame:

Or maybe it’s just the coarse, digital tones that illuminate the cover and which appear at various points throughout the pages of the comic itself. Bagwell makes good use of these effects most of the time, but there are moments where they create a strange sort of dissonance, suggestive as they are of a strained attempt at replicating the real world that has little in common with the short, sharp shocks of poetic reality that characterise the rest of the comic.

It’s much easier to let the images in Cradlegrave burrow into your skull when they don’t look like they’ve come fresh off the laptop of someone with an ambition to capture the world outside their window and the skill to just about manage it.

THIRTEEN – For all its sheen of grim, Northern realism, Cradlegrave is a book that takes pleasure in eroding the line between inner and outer spaces.  You first get a sense of this when you see Shane returning to the room he grew up in, only to find it strangely uninhabitable…

From there on it haunts the comic in the form of the sensory shrapnel of the captions, in the blurry mixture of real horror (car accidents, crushing poverty) and elliptical fantasy (“It’s foraging again”), and in the way these two types of horror build until you can’t tell the difference between the characters’ feverish body heat and the overripe warmth of the air.

The feeling you get reading Cradlegrave is really a sort of despair, of hopelessness. Sifting through Mary’s jagged memories at the heart of the monstrosity, you get the sense of life’s possibilities closing in as she moves from open fields to the sticky confines of her bed without ever leaving her council house; breathing in Shane’s panic, you see the pattern repeating.

Look in the mirror. What do you see?

This is horror that makes you want to burn everything else down in the hope of making yourself clean.

FOURTEEN - The blurb on the back of the collected edition seems to have been designed to reinforce the initial impression the cover made, just in case you were afraid that Cradlegrave might actually be as good as you thought it was:

After serving eight months at a young offenders institution for arson, Shane Holt returns to his home on the Ravenglade Estate during a long, hot summer. Plagued by the ASBO generation, the estate has seen its fair share of problems but nothing comes close to the horror that lurks within Ted and Mary’s council house…

Yeah, that’s right – “Plagued by the ASBO generation”, by the only generation who could have been given ASBOs.  That’s got to be what Cradlegrave was all about.  It can’t have been everything you thought it was.  That would be ridiculous…

FIFTEEN - But of course, it’d take more than one fairly formulaic paragraph to get Cradlegrave out of your head.  Its tastes are too vivid to be washed away that easily.

And so, if the ending doesn’t seem triumphant or conclusive, if Shane’s “escape” from the estate at the end scarcely seems more appealing than the NVQ he discusses earlier in the comic, then that’s only fitting.  Even if Shane escapes Cradlegrave, it [the place/the mind/the body] is still there, still fucked, still reeling off the last hit of the black milk.

Best take note of that “4EVER” as you try to leave this comic behind you.

You might not be away for as long as you think…

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(With apologies to the great Neil Kulkarni, whose far superior “Twenty Thoughts About Love & Erykah Badu’s New Amerykah Part Two” provided the template for this piece.)

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Diggers and Snatchers

PART 1 - 15 Thoughts About Fear and Cradlegrave

PART 2 - Staring Through Her Mother’s Eyes

PART 3 – Ghosts of the Cradlegrave Estate

92 Responses to “Diggers & Snatchers: 15 thoughts about fear and Cradlegrave”

  1. Mr Attack Says:

    That weird composited feel to the backgrounds is really fucking odd. That said, the “don’t make such a fuss now panel” has me both intrigued and repulsed.

    “Ripeness” seems to cover it all.

  2. bobsy Says:

    I think the way Bagwell’s art slips into the computer-rendered images creates a pleasingly horrid but appropriate dissonance. It creates a point of stress between the chaacters and their environment, which is kind of what the whole story’s about.

    The ‘empty streets’ pages at the back of the trade have a wonderful silent, overlit eeriness to them, a fitting coda to the series itself, I thought.

  3. The Beast Must Die Says:

    Mmm. The cheap ugliness of the colouring is totally suitable, especially combined with his strong, confident figure work. He really aced in Indigo Prime though.

    The best thing about Cradlegrave is it totally proves it’s possible to do genuinely unsettling, original horror comics. Ramsey Campbell is a totally appropriate person to do the introduction as well – his 70′s stories have a similarly original, contemporary and distinctly British take on Horror.

    Someone should do a weekly horror comic with stuff like Cradlegrave in it. Scream 2 , as it were.

  4. Illogical Volume Says:

    Bobsy – That’s a perfect reading of how the art works, everyone should mentally C&P it over point TWELVE above, but it still doesn’t always work for me on the page.

    The Beast Must Die is right though, Bagwell’s art on Indigo Prime was even better than his work here, which, I should probably stress, I do love.

    “The best thing about Cradlegrave is it totally proves it’s possible to do genuinely unsettling, original horror comics. Ramsey Campbell is a totally appropriate person to do the introduction as well – his 70′s stories have a similarly original, contemporary and distinctly British take on Horror.”

    Strong fucking truth mate. I think Cradlegrave pshows that it’s possible to do original, unsettling work in “mainstream” British comics full stop, but more on that later, maybe.

    Mr Attack“Ripeness” is the word. I give you a loan of Cradlegrave when I’m done writing about it here. You’ll like it, the black milk. Or at least, once you’ve drunk it, you won’t know how to stop.

  5. Thrills Says:

    I was initially wary of the Bagwell Backgrounds, but jings if they dinnae add to the whole atmosphere.

    ‘Ripeness’ – yes!

    I read the trade in small chunks at night, before sleep, which was a good idea. The whole comic made me feel all greasy and bad.

    Sluuuurk.

  6. Islington Comic Forum Says:

    Just finished reading this on your recommend and really glad that I did. Was FANTASTIC and has made me feel strange and odd and sick in all sorts of new ways (yippee).
    Is all of 2000AD as good as this now? Hell – might have to start reading it again.

    THANK YOU.

  7. Illogical Volume Says:

    Glad you enjoyed it, I’m going to try to finish another Diggers and Snatchers post next week!

    2000AD’s three fifths of a great comic right now (Bobsy’s review is 100% accurate in this and all other respects), but nothing in there is quite as good as Cradlegrave, sadly.

  8. Mindless Ones » Blog Archive » Diggers & Snatchers: Staring Through Her Mother’s Eyes Says:

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