THE CURSE OF FRANKENSTEIN
He was wearing a big cloak he was. Red as a fire engine inside, black as a woodchuck’s asshole outside. And when it spread out behind him, it looked like a goddamn bat’s wing it did.
Dwight Renfield
Stephen King’s THE NIGHT FLIER
The story that began in Joe Dante’s 1981 horror classic The Howling will continue in The Howling: Revenge of the Werewolf Queen. The miniseries is written by Micky Neilson, with art by Jason Johnson and colors by Milan Parvanov.
The first of four issues will be released on July 26. Four covers variants will be available, featuring artwork by Kevin West, Yvel Guichet, Carlos Eduardo, Chris Summers, Anton Kokarev, and Bill Sienkiewicz.
The Howling: Revenge of the Werewolf Queen #1 picks up where the cult-classic 1981 film left off: Three weeks have passed since Chris Halloran revealed on national TV that werewolves walk among us. No one believed him. Now Marsha Quist has returned for revenge–and now there is no colony to hold back her blood lust.
A sage is sharp but never cuts, austere but never grates, forthright but never provokes, bright but never dazzles.
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“The Swamp Thing #5 [Textless] (Variant Cover) (2021)
[Swamp Thing Vol. 7 #5]
Art by: Brian Bolland
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