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Hello Darkness #3
As the nightmarish modern horror anthology continues, can you survive part 3 of the Garth Ennis & Becky Cloonan serial "The War" as well as the 3rd monstrous Something is Killing the Children tale from James Tynion IV and Werther Dell'Edera? In addition to even more of the darkest stories from the lightless corners of the industry's greatest minds, this issue also features "The Foster" by Eisner and GLAAD media award nominated writer Steve Orlando (Midnighter, Scarlet Witch) and A.L. Kaplan (DC Pride 2023, Stuff of Nightmares), a gruesome story delving into the realm of body horror and loneliness.
Characters: Erica Slaughter
Creative roster
AndWorld Design (Letterer)
Andy Lanning (Writer)
Annie Wu (Cover)
Becky Cloonan (Illustrator)
Bryce Carlson (Editor)
Caroline Butler (Assistant Editor)
Chris O'Halloran (Colorist)
David Mariotte (Editor)
Ed Dukeshire (Letterer)
Eric Harburn (Consulting Editor)
Garth Ennis (Writer)
Giovanna Niro (Cover)
Grace Park (Designer)
James Tynion IV (Writer)
Jenny Frison (Cover)
Lucas Gattoni (Letterer)
Martin Morrazo (Artist)
Martín Morazzo (Illustrator)
Matt Gagnon (Editor In Chief)
Matteo Scalera (Cover)
Maya Bollinger (Consulting Editor)
Michael Conrad (Writer)
Miquel Muerto (Colorist)
Paolo Rivera (Cover)
Pat Brosseau (Letterer)
Rain Beredo (Colorist)
Ramiro Portnoy (Consulting Editor)
Robert Hack (Illustrator, Writer)
Tamra Bonvillain (Colorist)
Tom Muller (Logo Design)
Trevor Hairsine (Illustrator)
Werther Dell'Edera (Illustrator)
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