Witchfinder: The Gates of Heaven

[timbolton]

Just posted on DHC Facebook page -

Welcome D'Israeli to the Mignolaverse! WITCHFINDER: The Gates of Heaven begins this May. Sir Edward Grey is not alone in exploring the paranormal in London...

Co-writer Chris Roberson will go live on Twitter at 11 am PST to talk about the new series. Ask him your questions! T: @chris_roberson

Creative team includes: Mike Mignola, Chris Roberson, D'Israeli, Michelle Madsen, J. Totino Tedesco #DHreveal

https://www.facebook.com/darkhorseco...56196380989791

[MajorHoy]

New Sir Edward Grey story?

YES!!!

[middenway]

New Sir Edward Grey story?

YES!!!

I'll echo that sentiment.

Also, there's another five-issue miniseries in the works too.

[thwhtGuardian]

Very nice, more Grey is always welcome!

[timbolton]

I'll echo that sentiment.

Also, there's another five-issue miniseries in the works too.

Not just one (though I'd like to think this was never in any doubt) but also a mix of single-issue shorts and 5-issue series for the SILVER LANTERN CLUB era! Ongoing Grey? More tea sir? Yes please!

From your link to the Chris Roberson tweet -

When we get to the Silver Lantern Club/Private Occult Investigator era we'll definitely be alternating between longer arcs and short stories, but this arc and the next are both going to be five-parters.

This sounds long term... fingers (and tentacles) crossed!

[Shargor]

Two interesting things to mention.

1. They are skipping 1883rd year. I was thinking, that they will cover every year, as with Lobster Johnson. I understand, that his career is far longer, but at least one-shot will be enough.
2. Why have they changed Clem Robins on lettering? New one looks... ok, but still a foreign body.

[middenway]

Two interesting things to mention.

1. They are skipping 1883rd year. I was thinking, that they will cover every year, as with Lobster Johnson. I understand, that his career is far longer, but at least one-shot will be enough.
2. Why have they changed Clem Robins on lettering? New one looks... ok, but still a foreign body.

It's still Clem Robins, but he's altered his lettering for D'Israeli's art. Actually, when Dark Horse was first showing the tease images for this series, the only thing that stopped me from immediately thinking Witchfinder was the lettering was clearly different from Robins's usual style for Mignola's books.