The Greek Legend, The German Fable, The Italian Superstition, The Japanese Folk Tale

Created/Written by: T.W. Burgess

Illustrators : Mike O’ Brien, Brian Coldrick,

Brianne Neumann & David Romero & Colourist Bryan Valenza

The ghost story, one of the oldest forms of narrative which has terrified and intrigued audiences for millennia.

Now four early and inspirational ghost stories, mostly forgotten in the depths of literary history are brought together for the first

time in one graphic novel adaptation for an exclusive hardback release.

These stories include:

The Death Bride – An Italian Gothic Horror and a primary literary influence to Mary Shelley writer of FRANKENSTEIN.

The Wild Hunter – A German poem which acted as a major inspiration to Washington Irving, writer of SLEEPY HOLLOW.

The Dish House – a Japanese ghost tale, which inspired Sadako in Koji Suzuki’s THE RING

The House in Athens – The first appearance of a ‘chained apparition’, an inspiration to to Charles Dicken’s ‘MARLEYS GHOST.’

These haunting stories, which all have their roots in real life accounts and ancient folklore are lifted and translated from their unwieldy

original text and adapted into a more readable graphic novel format to be enjoyed by a whole new audience.

All accompanied by the evocative work of four extremely talented illustrators.