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Demon: Volume 3 by Jason Shiga, 200 pages.
Shiga's demented series, about a man who finds that he is actually a demon who takes over the nearest body when his previous body dies, roars on in the next two installments.
It raises the question of how the one proto-demon was able to end his string of lives, while the main character almost always finds a thin-sliver of a way to hold onto his existence.
Violent, relentless, and absurd, Shiga is definitely worth the read for those who don't mind cartoon sex and violence.
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