Project MK-Ultra

In Project MK-Ultra, Sex, Drugs and the CIA, artist and author Stewart Kenneth Moore sends the reader on a fantasmagoric roller coaster ride that just so happens to be the real history, mostly, of one of the most sordid, bizarre - and covered-up - chapters of the CIA's history. -- Brendan McNally, author of Germania This is a stunning work that puts Stewart Moore firmly on the map as one of the great graphic novelists of his generation. There is no better medium to explore the mind-bending story of one of the most controversial CIA dark ops in history, and Moore's artwork is the next best thing to dropping a tab of LSD yourself. -- James Hider, author of The Spiders of Allah and Cronix Project MK-ULTRA: Sex, Drugs and the CIA is a mind-bending experience written like a suspenseful thriller and brilliantly drawn like an acid trip. Its intent is to expose one disgraceful and little-known episode in the history of the CIA, but its real achievement is the vivid depiction of a time when paranoia was a reliable tool of investigation and reality was a matter of opinion. -- Siegfried Mortkowitz, journalist, poet, translator (...and he was there rubbing shoulders with a few of the personalities that appear in the book) This stuff is terrific and it's obviously a labour of love. -- David Lloyd, artist, co-creator with Alan Moore on V for Vendetta