In the shadowy corners of the comedy world, where laughter meets malice, "Dying is Easy" by Joe Hill unfurls a tapestry of intrigue and dark humor. Syd "Sh*t-Talk" Homes, once a respected police officer and now a stand-up comedian with a penchant for trouble, finds himself entangled in a web of deceit, theft, and murder. Carl Dixon, a comedian on the cusp of fame, notorious for pilfering jokes, becomes the catalyst for Homes' latest and most perilous adventure yet. When a sinister proposition to eliminate Dixon is laid before Homes, the line between jest and jeopardy blurs, setting him on a collision course with his past and a killer's deadly punchline. Crafted with the sharp wit and suspenseful storytelling that Joe Hill is renowned for, and brought vividly to life by Martin Simmonds' striking visuals, "Dying is Easy" is more than a murder mystery; it's a riveting exploration of ambition, betrayal, and redemption. As Homes dodges accusations and unearths secrets, readers are drawn into the dingy comedy clubs and shadowed alleys where the cost of a laugh could be life itself. This graphic novel invites you to piece together the puzzle alongside Homes, but be warned: in the world of stand-up, where every smile hides a dagger, finding the truth may be the deadliest joke of all.