2019 EISNER AWARD WINNER, BEST NEW SERIES "WICKED WORLDS," Part Three Sheriff Clara is trapped in "western" Gideon Falls. She's holding her own with a six-gun, but a six-gun isn't much help against a tidal wave of killer bugs!

After the mind-bending destruction of the Black Barn, our heroes find themselves spread across the Gideon Falls multiverse that it contained within! While Angie struggles to survive in a 1984 version, Clara is alone in an old West version, and Father Fred is a man out of place in the cyberpunk Gideon Falls. And where Norton landed is anyone's guess. And while these worlds all seem far apart, the Laughing Man is always closer than you think! Collects GIDEON FALLS #22-26

Picked up for TV by Hivemind after a multi-studio bidding war with long-time producing partners Sean Daniel and Jason Brown, Bad Robot veteran Kathy Lingg, and former Valiant Entertainment CEO and Chief Creative Officer Dinesh Shamdasani. From the bestselling creative team behind Old Man Logan and Green Arrow comes a character-driven meditation on obsession, mental illness, and faith. The legend of the Black BarnÑan otherworldly building alleged to have appeared and reappeared throughout history, bringing death and madness in its wakeÑensnares and entwines the lives of two very different men. Plus, this collection includes a variant cover gallery from some of comics best artists, including CLIFF CHIANG (PAPER GIRLS), JOCK (WYTCHES), SKOTTIE YOUNG (I HATE FAIRYLAND), and more! Collects GIDEON FALLS #1-6

2019 EISNER AWARD WINNER, BEST NEW SERIES “WICKED WORLDS,” Part One After the mind-bending destruction of the Black Barn, our heroes find themselves spread across the Gideon Falls multiverse the barn contained within! While Angie struggles to survive in a 1984 version, Clara is alone in the old West, Father Fred is a man out of place in cyberpunk Gideon Falls—and where Norton landed is anyone’s guess… And while these worlds all seem far apart, the Laughing Man is always closer than you think! “Saturated with a horrific sense of anxiety.” —Entertainment Weekly “Combines avant-garde graphic treatments with outstanding writing to create a genuine tale of terror.” —Boing Boing “LEMIRE and SORRENTINO will go down as one of the greatest comic teams of all time. GIDEON FALLS cements that.” —Brian Michael Bendis

Gideon's Fall by Bronwyn Williams released on Jan 25, 1991 is available now for purchase.

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