London Horror Comic Issue 7
--52 pages
--Full colour with no ads
--Printed on glossy high-quality heavy paper stock
--Each issue has self-contained and complete stories
--Price includes tracked postage and packaging of bags and boards
Story:
Lust and loneliness are the themes which span across two feature-length stories in issue seven of London Horror Comic. In the first story, we meet a woman who buffeted by circumstances reaches for the closest warmth she can leading to a terrible consequence. In the second story, a late-night quest for identity leads a woman to meet a kindred spirit.
Writer: John-Paul Kamath
Artists: Drew Moss, Dean Kotz
Inker: Marc Deering
Colours: Hi-Fi Design
Letterer: Matty Ryan
Front Cover: Matt Dixon
Back Cover: Simon Myers
--Full colour with no ads
--Printed on glossy high-quality heavy paper stock
--Each issue has self-contained and complete stories
--Price includes tracked postage and packaging of bags and boards
Story:
Lust and loneliness are the themes which span across two feature-length stories in issue seven of London Horror Comic. In the first story, we meet a woman who buffeted by circumstances reaches for the closest warmth she can leading to a terrible consequence. In the second story, a late-night quest for identity leads a woman to meet a kindred spirit.
Writer: John-Paul Kamath
Artists: Drew Moss, Dean Kotz
Inker: Marc Deering
Colours: Hi-Fi Design
Letterer: Matty Ryan
Front Cover: Matt Dixon
Back Cover: Simon Myers
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Special Offer: London Horror Comic 4-Pack - Buy All Four Books And Save
Set of 4 comic books:
The Best of London Horror Comic
London Horror Comic 8 Cover A
London Horror Comic 8 Cover B
Dregs 1 - Black and White Slice of Life
Buy all four of our books for a special price of £30 (normally £35) inclusive of postage and packaging.
Best of London Horror Comic
--60 pages
--Full Colour with no ads
--Printed on glossy high-quality heavy paper stock
--Each issue has self-contained and complete stories
--Price includes tracked postage and packaging of bags and boards
Story:
A vampire with status anxiety. A trip on the underground that goes horribly wrong. An office worker pushed over the edge. Read some of the best stories from past issues collected in this single volume. A great starting point if you're new to London Horror Comic.
Writer: John-Paul Kamath
Artists: Lee Ferguson, Dean Kotz
Colours: Hi-Fi Design
Letterer: Matty Ryan
Cover: Simon Myers
London Horror Comic 8A
--52 pages
--Full colour with no ads
--Printed on glossy high-quality heavy paper stock
--Each issue has self-contained and complete stories
--Price includes tracked postage and packaging with bags and boards
Story:
London Horror Comic returns with its 2020 issue! Two self-contained new stories about a hitch-hiker who takes a ride for the worse and an insane man-child whose DVD collection threatens to destroy everything he holds dear. A signature mix of comedy and mystery who like their horror with a twist!
Writer: John-Paul Kamath
Artists: Craig Cermak, Lee Ferguson, Ben Newman
Colours: Hi-Fi Design
Letterer: Matty Ryan
Cover: Ben Newman
London Horror Comic 8B
--52 pages
--Full colour with no ads
--Printed on glossy high-quality heavy paper stock
--Each issue has self-contained and complete stories
--Price includes tracked postage and packaging with bags and boards
Story:
London Horror Comic returns with its 2020 issue! Two self-contained new stories about a hitch-hiker who takes a ride for the worse and an insane man-child whose DVD collection threatens to destroy everything he holds dear. A signature mix of comedy and mystery who like their horror with a twist!
Writer: John-Paul Kamath
Artists: Craig Cermak, Lee Ferguson, Ben Newman
Colours: Hi-Fi Design
Letterer: Matty Ryan
Cover: Claude T.C.
Dregs Issue 1 - Black and White
--24 pages
--Black and White with no ads
--Printed on glossy high-quality heavy paper stock
--Each issue has self-contained and complete stories
--Price includes tracked postage and packaging with bags and boards
Story:
Stories in the book explore contemporary themes such as introspective regret, thwarted ambitions and an interdimensional bride-to-be who gets into a fight with a nun with a drinking problem (trust me, this particular story has a deep and meaningful subtext to offset the quite childish chuckles you thought you were past).
Writer: John-Paul Kamath
Artists: Lee Ferguson, Dean Kotz
Letterer: Matty Ryan
Cover: Simon Myers