In the world of ‘Creepshow’ comes a new horror comedy gem from the hands of Joe Hill, Jason Ciaramella and Michael Walsh.
In the depths of the comic world, a fusion of the macabre and the fantastical, emerges “Creepshow: Joe Hill’s Wolverton Station #1,” a work that promises to revolutionize the horror genre. Hitting comic book stores in mid-February, this gem is an expanded adaptation of Hill’s 2011 short story “Wolverton Station.” Hill, son of legendary horror author Stephen King, has teamed up with Jason Ciaramella and artist Michael Walsh to turn this werewolf-centric story into an unforgettable graphic experience.
Werewolves on the Train: Terror hits the rails
At “Wolverton Station” we meet a businessman whose daily commute takes a terrible turn when his train suddenly stops at an unknown station. The plot unfolds in a world where the real and the fantastic collide, leaving the reader immersed in a heavy and dark narrative. The official teaser reveals that this adaptation will come with more twists and turns, including a special appearance by the iconic “Creepshow” character, The Creep.
This comic isn’t just another horror story; It is the result of a stellar collaboration. Hill, known for hits like “Heart Shaped Box” and “Lock and Key” and Jason Ciaramella of “C is for Cthulhu,” teamed up with Michael Walsh, the talented artist behind “Silver Coin.” Gabriel Rodriguez and Maria Wolff also contribute their art to the dynamic covers, further enriching the visual experience.
An art that captures the essence of terror
The preview pages revealed by Skybound Entertainment showcase the fantastic art of Walsh, Rodriguez and Wolff. Each page is carefully designed to immerse the reader in a world where everyday is the scene of nightmares.
Hill’s original story was originally published in the collection “Subterranean: Tales of Dark Fantasy 2”, edited by William Shaffer in 2011, and republished in Hill’s collection “Full Throttle” in 2019. This comic adaptation expands the original narrative and takes it to new and exciting territories.
“Creepshow: Joe Hill’s Wolverton Station #1” debuts on Feb. 14 under the Image Comics imprint, a perfect date for horror fans. This work is not only a must-have for Hill fans, but also for any fan of the comic book horror genre.
It could be an instant classic in the horror genre.
“Creepshow: Joe Hill’s Wolverton Station #1” is shaping up to be a modern classic in the horror genre. With a top-notch creative team and a story that promises to keep readers on the edge of their seats, this comic is a must-see for fans of horror and graphic storytelling. Don’t miss this terrifying train ride where the line between reality and horror blurs.
Joe Hill, the master of terror in the comics, has given fans several important works. The series “Locke & Key” co-produced with Gabriel Rodríguez is his series mixing fantasy and horror. The story revolves around the Locke family and the magical keys to their residence, which trigger a series of supernatural events. Hill’s other notable work in the genre is “Basket of Heads,” part of DC’s Hill House comic line. Filled with suspense and supernatural elements, this comedy follows a woman as she confronts invaders in her home with a secret axe. These works cement Hill as a graphic horror reference, exploring dark and psychological themes in a unique style.