Cromwell Stone

(Hardback)

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Collects Andreas' classic Cromwell Stone trilogy in English for the first time ever. Cromwell Stone is one of thirteen men who lived though a mysterious sea voyage. Now his fellow survivors are disappearing in unusual and unnerving ways. He sets out to solve the mystery, and finds himself caught up in a much bigger and stranger story.

Reviews

"Compelling beyond belief ... a superb horror story from a criminally under-regarded creator" - Comics Review

"This graphic novel spreads madness for it gives readers a glimpse at the divine ... If you are brave enough to try and uncover the monsters, then you will be rewarded with an amazing idiosyncrasy from one of the worlds best comics creators -New York Journal of Books

"Mind-bending and dread-inducing ...an engaging and enjoyable horror story" - But Why Tho

An utterly intriguing, beguiling read ... Andreas creates a world all his own, with enough intrigue and twists to ensure readers become immersed in the story, vividly brought to life by striking black-and-white hatchworked illustrations ... a warped and fabulously esoteric universe that fans of the weird will enjoy exploring - Exquisite Terror

"By the time the first story ends weve been drawn into a world of horror and ancient beings deliberately echoing the work of novelists such as William Hope Hodgson or H. P. Lovecraft. Its successful in every respect, the artwork phenomenal" - The Slings and Arrows

Some of the most astonishingly lovely artwork Ive come across in the twenty-five years Ive been reading comics - Geek Syndicate

A dark, somber, thoroughly engrossing horror story -Donovans Literary Review

Author Bio

ANDREAS studied in D sseldorf at the Academy of Fine Arts and at the St. Luc comics school in Belgium, before relocating to France. He made his debut in the magazines ( suivre), Le Journal de Tintin and Metal Hurlant. In 2001 he won de Prix Bonnet d' ne at the comic festival Quai des Bulles in Saint-Malo (France).