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The late serial publication fromDSTLRYpromises flighty thrills and L.A. chills as James Tynion IV and Christian Ward unify forSpectregraph , a frequent house narration with an occult twist . Screen Rant can share an sole prevue of the first issue , which is on last order cut - off March 11th .
The first prevue ofSpectregraph#1 by Tynion and Ward gives reader an atmospherical gustation of what ’s to come in this new series , which will beavailable digitally and in mark on April 24th . The scene open up on a rainy night in 1967 as a man key Ambrose arrives at a unknown - reckon party filled with stranger - seem mass .
Though Ambrose insists that " there is no such thing as ghosts , " his follow menace sets up what will surely be the mystery of the series : " But there should be . " Readers can pre - set up the issue now to regain out what happens next .
Mirka Andolfo ’s BLASFAMOUS , usable February 21st from DSTLRY , features both pop virtuoso and demons aplenty in a narrative that shoot hero adoration to job .
SPECTRGRAPH Takes the Haunted House Story to Unexpected Places
SPECTREGRAPH # 1 ( 2024 )
Release Date :
April 24th , 2024
Writers :
James Tynion IV
Artists :
Christian Ward
Cover Artist :
Variant Covers :
Custom Image by Kate O’Donoghue (from Jenny Frison and Christian Ward)
Modern masters James Tynion IV and Christian Ward join forces to wreak you their next horror classic . A ghost story steep in the decay of a century of capitalism . For years , the hall has sat strangely , cuddle into the coastline just a short thrust compass north of Los Angeles . Rumors have ghost the place for age , its owner a behemoth of American industry with a strange fascination in the occult and the paranormal . For tenner , the richest men and woman in the country have whispered to each other , stress to understand what he was building alone in that house for all those eld . And now finally , with his death , and his the three estates capable for cut-rate sale … they are eager to receive out for themselves . Two of the most celebrated visionaries of the culture medium invite you into the world of SPECTREGRAPH , a haunting , cerebral horror tale that uncase back the layers of America ’s opulent wealth and uncovers the rot underneath . But be careful : once you enter , you may never go forth .
Though this is the first issue ofSpectregraph , neither creator is a alien to repugnance . Ward ’s recent Eldritch - repugnance take on Batman inBatman : City of Madnesswas well - receivedby critics and sports fan . Tynion in particular has become recognize for his contemporary - apt repugnance comics , among themSomething Is Killing the Children(with Werther Dell’Edera),w0rldtr33(with Fernando Blanco ) , andThe Department of Truth(with Martin Simmonds ) . As " founding " DSTLRY Almighty , Spectregraphis their first work with the Modern publishing firm .
From the prevue alone , it ’s clear that this coaction between Tynion and Ward could very well be among their good work . Ward ’s artistic creation in particular takes center stage , his discrete psychedelic style create a misrepresented atmosphere arrant for an occult - given haunted house story . The issue ’s sum-up promisesa horror narrative that ’s just as much about wealth as it is about shade — the kind of socially observant twist readers have come toexpect from Tynion ’s work , just as they expect an unsettling kind of scourge .
DSTLRY’s Continues to Spotlight Artists at the Top of Their Game
At the very least , withSpectregraph#1 , lector are guaranteed a beautiful comedian with a range of heart - catch covers , as partake in above . Less than a year into its operation , DSTLRY continue to leaven itselfto be a family for big ideas and better art . ThisSpectregraphpreview promises a series that will delight horror- and art - lovers both — just as it cementsDSTLRY’sstatus as a publisher - to - picket .
Spectregraph#1is available April 24th from DSTLRY Media . The issue is on Final Order Cut - off March 11th .
