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Wytches Vol. 1 Kindle & comiXology
"The most terrifying comic you've ever read." -MTV News
When the Rooks family moves to the remote town of Litchfield, NH to escape a haunting trauma, they're hopeful about starting over. But something evil is waiting for them in the woods just beyond town. Watching from the trees. Ancient...and hungry. Collects WYTCHES #1-6.
More praise for WYTCHES:
"Dark and brutal... Wytches are like nothing horror fans have ever seen" -USA Today
"In Wytches, the Image Comics series Snyder co-created with the superstar art team of Jock and Matt Hollingsworth, the writer isn't just completely reinventing witches-through the story of the Rook family's dealings with the titular monsters, he's diving deep into very real fears about being a parent, and the ugliness that hides in all of us." -Entertainment Weekly
"An awesome and at times terrifying tale." -IGN
" A great read.... the art is outstanding and certain panels may give you nightmares." -iO9
"If you read the first 4 pages of WYTCHES, there's no turning back. Scary as fuck and impossible to put down. Bravo." -Joe Hill, Locke & Key
"Monumental." -Bloody Disgusting
"Snyder has tackled horror before, but Wytches sets out to be an entirely new level of scary. Aside from the fact that the monsters in the book are terrifying (artist Jock has done an amazing job realizing the creatures), Snyder's vision of witchcraft is as much about the deepest fears parents face as it is about spooky monsters in the woods." -Complex Magazine"
- LanguageEnglish
- PublisherImage
- Publication dateJune 24, 2015
- File size839505 KB
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- ASIN : B015XAZ9PW
- Publisher : Image (June 24, 2015)
- Publication date : June 24, 2015
- Language : English
- File size : 839505 KB
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- Print length : 191 pages
- Best Sellers Rank: #424,706 in Kindle Store (See Top 100 in Kindle Store)
- #700 in Horror Graphic Novels (Kindle Store)
- #1,410 in Horror Graphic Novels (Books)
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About the author
Jock is the three times New York Times best-selling British artist best known for his comics work with writer Andy Diggle on DC/Vertigo's The Losers, the award-winning Batman: The Black Mirror, and Wytches with writer Scott Snyder. Jock has also produced key art and concept design for films including Dredd, Annihilation, Star Wars: The Last Jedi, and the Oscar-winning Ex Machina. Born in Glasgow, Scotland, he now lives and works in Devon, England.
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This is the 1st volume, the epic begins here, and the reader can just pick up this volume and it's off to the races, it's a self contained universe with all new charachters. The story is smart, dark, and fun,neither twist and turns and jaw dropping moments that keep you turning the page. Jock's art is beautiful, although a bit non-standard (it's a bit different than Kirby's clean lines of yore), and may be a new style to some readers. but I love it. It fits the mood of the book well, and conveys both a sense of movement and dread flawlessly. Ultimately, this is a top notch first volume of a story I hope to see stick around for along time to come! A great first print of the first volume, perfect for readers of all ages, especially those a bit more mature (maybe, say, 15-1,015). The story may be a bit much for a 9 year old. If you loved Joe Horne's Locke and Key, Williamson's Ghosted, or American Vampires, like Horror, or like comics, but what toothy something different than Superheroes throwing down for their city- here is a great book you can't pass up!
Plus, Sail is one tough young lady, and a great protagonist, in all to often male dominated art form! Plus, her beautiful relationship with her comic artist dad feels genuine and it's remarkable. The supernatural stuff is all fresh and creative, presenting a take on the dark magic phenomenon as unique and new as something out of Lovecraft, King, or Crowley (his novels really aren't half bad; just steer clear of his grimoires dear reader). Enjoy! A horror book like no other...a total must read!
We quickly learn that the Rooks family has experienced a number of unfortunate traumas before even moving to Litchfield. They are deeply sympathetic characters. This is especially the case for our two major protagonists, 13 year old Sailor and her guilt ridden father, Charlie. One of the most intense fears is the terror that a parent feels when their child is endangered, and that is heavily prevalent in this story.
As I read Wytches, it felt reminiscent of the transformation and reinvention that Steve Niles’ 30 Days of Night series provided for vampires and their lore. He made them feral and frightening again. These wytches are not seductive temptresses but vicious animals. What we learn of the wytches creates a powerful and exciting new mythos, ranging from how pledging works to where the wytches reside. There are still cauldrons used to cook children and create magic but that is where the fairy tale nature of witches ends. Their special blend of magic creates a web of intrigue, as it is based on offering great rewards to the humans in league with them. Thus, we have betrayals and some surprising twists.
The art perfectly completes the powerful story. The feral nature of the wytches is captured magnificently as is the pain and emotion of our lead characters. The coloring is also noteworthy and pretty unique, with every panel speckled with colors over the actual drawing. It’s an atmospheric technique that adds additional quality to the story. The book wraps up with a gripping conclusion and I can’t wait for the next volume. If you’re not really into graphic novels, this could be the book that could change your mind and get you hooked.