Kill or Be Killed

Summary

“Kill or Be Killed” is a gritty psychological thriller that asks what drives a person to commit violence. The story follows Dylan, a depressed and disillusioned young man who survives a failed suicide attempt. Afterward, he begins seeing a demon who demands he kill one evil person a month or face death himself. Whether the demon is real or a figment of Dylan’s fractured mind remains ambiguous, but Dylan’s descent into vigilantism becomes the heart of the series. The comic blends noir, crime drama, and psychological horror, presenting Dylan’s killings as both acts of justice and spirals of obsession. As he targets abusers, criminals, and corrupt figures, he also risks alienating his friends and spiraling deeper into paranoia. The narrative is tense, morally ambiguous, and laced with commentary on mental health, justice, and the cost of violence. “Kill or Be Killed” is as much about Dylan’s inner unraveling as it is about his actions, asking whether his choices are driven by external compulsion or internal darkness.