THE NOCTURNALS: THE SINISTER PATH (Dan Brereton)

[Jack]

Si on entendait plus beaucoup parler de l’artiste Dan Brereton ces derniers temps, c’est parce qu’il travaille activement au retour de sa série The Nocturnals sous la forme d’un « Roman Graphique » The Sinister Path financé via la plateforme Kickstarter.
Les 64 pages de cet album seront consacrées à Evening (a.k.a. Halloween Girl), fille de Doc Horror, alors qu’elle grandit dans les rues de la cité occulte de Pacific, apprenant à gérer ses nouvelles capacités.

En attendant la sortie de The Nocturnals: The Sinister Path prévue pour la fin de l’année, les lecteurs peuvent commander l’artbook de l’artiste intitulé Nocturnals: Legend.

There have always been night creatures and monsters in Pacific City and its environs, for hundreds of years. Nocturnals: The Sinister Path introduces some of those creatures, very destructive and angry monster folk with plenty of axes to grind. There is of course a criminal underworld component as always, which feeds into the monster scene going on there. In these stories, the two things are always wedded. The Nocturnals’ undead bodyguard, the Gunwitch, is another one of those original Nocturnals, and he’s tied into all of it. I think of all the books I’ve done, the villains in the story are the most interesting. They’re members of a fallen dynasty, the hidden children of an important figure in town. Very gothic, a bit darker than I’ve gone before, possibly. They might have been sympathetic at one time, maybe even likable, but now they are twisted from decades of abuse and betrayal.

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Le site de la série : nocturnals.com

[Le_Doc]

Brent Schoonover :

[Jim_Laine (Jean-Marc Lainé)]

@Jack

Les 64 pages de cet album

C’est sorti ?

Jim

[Le_Doc]

Yep !

[Jim_Laine (Jean-Marc Lainé)]

Faudrait que je mette la main dessus, alors !

Jim