Drive-In

The trilogy finally in one volume

Summary:
Texas, Blood, and Popcorn

Imagine a drive-in theater large enough to accommodate four thousand cars. That's the Orbit, the largest drive-in in Texas. Every Friday, they host the All-Night Horror Show. This is where we are now; everything is perfect. But suddenly, a blood-red comet appears out of nowhere. In an instant, the Orbit is cut off from the outside world, trapped in a deadly void. There is no escape. Food is running low. The first cases of manslaughter and cannibalism begin to emerge. But the worst is yet to come.

Authors: Joe R. Lansdale, Dietmar Dath (trans.), Alexander Wagner (trans. from the author)

About the author:
As a crime writer, Texan Joe R. Lansdale, born in 1951, became famous with the series featuring Hap Collins, a white, heterosexual draft dodger, and Leonard Pine, a black, gay Vietnam veteran. In addition to crime novels, Lansdale writes horror, science fiction, westerns, and fantasy, including both novels and short stories as well as comic texts. He has received various awards for his fantasy and horror novels, including the Edgar from the American Crime Writers Association in 2000 for the best crime novel of the year.