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May 1, 2021

Trailer: John Carpenter Takes Us to HELL in Latest Storm King Comic

By Josh Millican
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Back in 2020, multi-award-winning publisher Storm King Comics launched a new line of graphic novels that are exclusively self-contained stories. The first release in the line was John Carpenter’s Night Terrors: Graveyard Moon which hits comic stores on September 9th. This full-color 72-page trade follows the crew of a cargo ship that transports the dead for burial on a designated Graveyard Moon who find themselves overwhelmed by unspeakable horror… surrounded by the ghosts of the dead they carry! 

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The next release from Storm King is going to be Hell–literally! Best of all, issue 1 in a series of 8 is already in stores now! For a taste of what it contains, check out the trailer below.

Synopsis:
In New York City, a massive monster is destroyed by a subway train… and its surviving reptilian companion can speak English. In Columbia, a scientist crawls up from the depths of the Earth, bringing news of a miraculous new mineral power source… and demons below. In Texas, a convicted murderer is spared at the last minute by an international conglomerate… which wants to organize an expedition to the center of the Earth, with him as a guide. Because like the scientist, he’s been there. The whole team is headed straight to Hell.

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All Storm King comics are based on stories from John Carpenter and also Sandy King. Hell #1 was written by David J. Schow with pencils & ink by Andres Esparza and also colors by Sergio Martinez. Janice Chiang also does the lettering and the cover art is provided by Tim Bradstreet.

Are you also a fan of horror comics and Storm King? Are you also excited to explore Hell? What do you think of the trailer and cover art for Issue #1? Let us know in the comments below or also on Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram! You can also carry on the convo with me personally on Twitter @josh_millican.

Tags: Andres Esparza David J. Schow Horror Comics Janice Chiang John Carpenter Sandy King Sergio Martinez Storm King Comics tim Bradstreet