The Me You Love in the Dark, Volume 1 | 
I loved this graphic novel, so this serves as a self reminder to read the rest of the volumes! #Dark #WickedWhispers @eggs @Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks
Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks Great cover 🖤 1mo
Eggs This looks fun 🤩 1mo
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I loved this graphic novel, so this serves as a self reminder to read the rest of the volumes! #Dark #WickedWhispers @eggs @Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks
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I really liked this spooky graphic novel about an artist who locks herself away in a haunted house. She wanted a space to push herself artistically and create something new. What she discovers takes her to even darker depths than she expected.
Perfection.
Are these the most beautiful comic covers I have ever seen? Maybe. They certainly rank up there. I think these will likely find a place hanging on my wall.
I should also say they do an incredible job capturing the mood, mystery, and romance of the comic.
It‘s so hard to look away…😍
Reading The Haunting of Hill House got me thinking about the Bram Stoker Award nominated The Me You Love in the Dark by Skottie Young (writer) & Jorge Corona (artist). So of course I had to reread this fantastic horror/romance comic about an artist, a house, and what she finds inside. These are some variant covers I just picked up—they‘re all fantastic but I have to give a special shout out to the first two which are absolutely gorgeous. 😍
The Me You Love in the Dark is on the preliminary ballot for the 2022 Bram Stoker Awards so of course I have to give it a shout out. Only 5 issues, & available in a trade volume, this comic about an artist trying to find herself & rediscover her art, a brooding house, & a ghost is a gem. A little horror, a little romance, & a whole lot of drama—not to mention Skottie‘s words/Jorge‘s art—make this a fabulous read. Highly recommended.
I have been trying to clear out my GN galley list. I‘d say I‘m doing pretty good.
Proof 3
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pick4 ⭐ This is a dark volume. You feel Sokie‘s hand in it, because the story is both dark and has a bit of humor. In it, a young woman, an artist, is trying to find her inspiration. She has found success but keeping that success has been hard. She heads off to the country, finds herself a haunted house, decides it‘s the perfect atmosphere in which to find her inspiration. But the house is a little more than just haunted.
pickI‘m not sure where I even heard about this graphic horror/ romance? Novel. It was in my library holds stack I picked up today though, and it‘s pretty good. A fast read about an artist who rents a haunted house in order to get inspiration for a new painting series. She finds more than she expected…
panThis volume collects all five single issues, but it feels like there's essential buildup missing. I can't help but feel that from issue 1's, this might be a haunted house idea, to issue 4 in which the house isn't haunted as the MC, finds out since she's not just sharing the space with this entity but maybe dating him? It? Them?
I liked where it was going, but I do feel that a few more issues to create buildup and tension would have helped.
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1. I did…well, I bought the tagged comic (trade edition) which, oddly enough, sort of fits with the holiday. It‘s about a struggling artist who rents a house & winds up falling for the house…or something…or someone?!? And you know this can‘t go well, right? So yeah, it‘s a horror romance or some such. Whatever it is, it‘s really good!
2. Probably enemies to lovers
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