SPIRITS OF THE DEAD

Enter the dark world of Edgar Allan Poe's stories, brought to life by comic master Richard Corben. This unique collection of sixteen colorful comics is a true feast for genre lovers, combining Poe's literary genius with Corben's unique visual style. Prepare for an unforgettable journey through the depths of the human psyche, where fear and beauty intertwine.

• Masterful adaptations of classic Edgar Allan Poe stories
• Richard Corben's extraordinary drawing style, honored with the most important comic awards
• Sixteen colorful comics in one volume
• Hardcover for durability and elegance
• The perfect gift for any comic and horror literature fan
• Collector's edition for true connoisseurs

Richard Corben, whose talent has been recognized by the Will Eisner Hall of Fame and the Angoulême Comic Festival, passionately captures the atmosphere and message of Poe's works. His adaptations, such as The Raven, The Mask of the Red Death, or The Cask of Amontillado, are true masterpieces that redefine the boundaries of comics. Each page is a riot of colors and emotions, transporting the reader to a world of terror and mystery.

Mucha Comics presents this exceptional volume in hardcover, ensuring the highest publishing quality. The 275x180 mm format allows you to fully appreciate the artistry of Corben's drawings, and the 224 pages are filled to the brim with dark stories. A must-have for anyone who appreciates comics at the highest artistic level.

Spirits of the Dead is not just a collection of comics, but a true work of art that combines literature and graphics into a harmonious whole. Richard Corben proves that comics can be a medium as powerful and suggestive as literature or film. Let yourself be swept away by the swirl of dark stories and rediscover the genius of Edgar Allan Poe.

“Richard Corben stands out from us like some unearthly master. He has long sat on the throne above the undulating, fabulously colorful sea of ​​the comic world, like a monument to a chieftain, a peculiar monolith, a majestic guest and a lonely riddle” – Moebius.