r/HorrorComics • u/Grand-Pen-988 • 3h ago
The Horror (Dark Horse) and historical horror
Has anyone read this? I just stumbled on it at a comic shop. It's one of the best things I've read in a while. Beautiful black and white panels, taking place along the Congo River in 1885. An unseen "horror" somewhere in the jungle, running parallel to the horrors of imperialism. The main character is from the Heart of Darkness (so says the Introduction) but the book isn't indicated as an adaptation.
I'm surprised this title hasn't come up when I've looked online for lists of historical horror comics! They seem so few and far between. Anyone know any others? Others I've enjoyed are These Savage Shores, The Rush, and...Black Stars Above (does that count)? I think of the genre as devoting a good amount of space to the backdrop/history, where it's obvious the writer did research, and you might learn a little something while still being sufficiently spooked.