Mammon

 “Mammon” is a bit of a strange book. It spans eons, travels to various dimensions, breeds all kinds of horrors, really subverts the idea of good/evil in a lot of fun ways especially if you were raised Christian. The strange bit is that the author usually makes children’s storybooks and elements of that style linger in the deeply goth noir atmosphere of the book. The art almost feels collage-like, stark juxtapositions of color and pattern, there’s super unique character design, and you get to see the style play out in all kinds of fun settings, from forests to space to catacombs.  If you like classic horror e.g. Dracula, Frankenstein, Lovecraft ect. grind this book into a powder and boof it.

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PS- If this rings your bell try Mike Mignolas “Bram Stokers: Dracula.”