Horrors

This graphic novel explores the origins of modern horror and the lives of its greatest authors, including Horrors's focus on their haunting creations.

The night modern horror was born was marked by a dark and stormy atmosphere, mirroring the tumultuous lives of its greatest authors. In Horrors, a graphic novel, we delve into the lives of literary giants such as Mary Wollstonecraft, Bram Stoker, and Edgar Allan Poe. These writers, known for their fearsome yet beloved tales, were often haunted by the very monsters they created, revealing a profound connection between their personal struggles and their literary output.

On that infamous evening at Villa Diodati, Lord Byron’s challenge to craft a ghost story sparked a creative frenzy that would change literature forever. This gathering birthed iconic characters, including a mad doctor obsessed with reanimation and a vampire consumed by bloodlust. Horrors explores how this pivotal moment not only shaped the horror genre but also reflected the darker aspects of the authors' lives, suggesting that their genius came with a heavy price.

Through vivid illustrations and gripping narratives, Horrors sheds light on the psychological torment faced by these literary figures. As they confronted their fears and insecurities, their monstrous creations became symbols of their inner demons. This graphic novel not only pays homage to the genre but also invites readers to contemplate the relationship between creativity and personal anguish.