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Dan Brereton Covers Kolchak For Moonstone

Published Tue, 12 Jul 2016 16:00:09 -0500

Fans of Kolchak: The Night Stalker are in luck this November as Moonstone Books publishes two new graphic novels of the classic monster hunter. Originally created by Jeff Rice as a 1974 television series starring Darren McGavin, Chicago newspaper reporter Carl Kolchak has become an iconic character in the world of horror. The most recent X-Files event series featured an episode with Rhys Darby dressed in Kolchak's familiar suit and hat.

The new graphic novels includes covers by artists Dan Brereton and E.M. Gist.

Kolchak: Day of the Demons
Story: Ed Gorman, Ricky Sprague
Art: Dennis Chacon, Aaron Felizmenio
Cover: Dan Brereton
105pgs, 7" 10", gray, = $10.99
ISBN: 978-1-944017-07-1

Best-selling author Ed Gorman (of Dean Koontz's "Frankenstein" fame) and Ricky Sprague pens this original graphic novel of demonic pandemonium. The country is slipping away. The signs are all around you: Mass surveillance. Police militarization. Income inequality. Drugs. While investigating an explosion at a street protest, journalist Carl Kolchak uncovers the hidden, demonic origins of modern America. Can he get the story before the country is lost forever? And even if he does—will anyone care? Learn the answers in Kolchak: Day of the Demons.

Kolchak: the Forgotten Lore of Edgar Allan Poe
Story: James Chambers
Art: Luis Czerniawski, Felipe Kroll
Cover: E.M.Gist
128pgs, 7" x 10", gray, $11.99
ISBN: 978-1-944017-08-8

An original graphic novel! From tell-tale hearts and premature burials to black cats and the Red Death, reporter Carl Kolchak grapples with deepening horror and madness as events from Edgar Allan Poe's tales of mystery and imagination come to life in modern-day Baltimore. Kolchak teams with a street magician who performs tricks and escapes inspired by Poe to expose the supernatural power bringing the author's deadly visions to life and solve a series of terrifying occurrences, disappearances, and murders.