Tales from the Holy Mountain Annihilation Apocalypse by David Moses
Black & White
Size: 6.34×10.25 inches
Printed on Heavy-stock with a Gloosy coat
56 Pages
Dive into the dark and imaginative world of Tales from the Holy Mountain, an indie comic series by David Moses. This visually arresting collection blends the dynamic storytelling traditions of Jack Kirby with the raw, metal-infused aesthetics of black-and-white comics. Featuring intricate hand-drawn art, expressive hand-lettering, and an atmosphere reminiscent of vintage Silver Age comics, this series delivers a compelling journey into apocalyptic landscapes and mythic annihilation.
Each issue showcases Moses's masterful use of traditional tools like G pens, microns, and brushes to create bold, evocative visuals. The series' art style is further enhanced by meticulously applied grayscale screen tones and a thoughtful blend of traditional and digital techniques. The narrative draws heavily from influences such as Silver Age legends and underground heavy metal culture, making it a perfect read for fans of both classic and experimental comics.
Originally distributed as limited-edition mini-comics, Tales from the Holy Mountain is both a tribute to the artistry of comics and a fresh voice in the indie scene. Whether you're a fan of immersive storytelling, breathtaking visuals, or the merging of art and music cultures, this comic promises an unforgettable experience.
Black & White
Size: 6.34×10.25 inches
Printed on Heavy-stock with a Gloosy coat
56 Pages
Dive into the dark and imaginative world of Tales from the Holy Mountain, an indie comic series by David Moses. This visually arresting collection blends the dynamic storytelling traditions of Jack Kirby with the raw, metal-infused aesthetics of black-and-white comics. Featuring intricate hand-drawn art, expressive hand-lettering, and an atmosphere reminiscent of vintage Silver Age comics, this series delivers a compelling journey into apocalyptic landscapes and mythic annihilation.
Each issue showcases Moses's masterful use of traditional tools like G pens, microns, and brushes to create bold, evocative visuals. The series' art style is further enhanced by meticulously applied grayscale screen tones and a thoughtful blend of traditional and digital techniques. The narrative draws heavily from influences such as Silver Age legends and underground heavy metal culture, making it a perfect read for fans of both classic and experimental comics.
Originally distributed as limited-edition mini-comics, Tales from the Holy Mountain is both a tribute to the artistry of comics and a fresh voice in the indie scene. Whether you're a fan of immersive storytelling, breathtaking visuals, or the merging of art and music cultures, this comic promises an unforgettable experience.
Black & White
Size: 6.34×10.25 inches
Printed on Heavy-stock with a Gloosy coat
56 Pages
Dive into the dark and imaginative world of Tales from the Holy Mountain, an indie comic series by David Moses. This visually arresting collection blends the dynamic storytelling traditions of Jack Kirby with the raw, metal-infused aesthetics of black-and-white comics. Featuring intricate hand-drawn art, expressive hand-lettering, and an atmosphere reminiscent of vintage Silver Age comics, this series delivers a compelling journey into apocalyptic landscapes and mythic annihilation.
Each issue showcases Moses's masterful use of traditional tools like G pens, microns, and brushes to create bold, evocative visuals. The series' art style is further enhanced by meticulously applied grayscale screen tones and a thoughtful blend of traditional and digital techniques. The narrative draws heavily from influences such as Silver Age legends and underground heavy metal culture, making it a perfect read for fans of both classic and experimental comics.
Originally distributed as limited-edition mini-comics, Tales from the Holy Mountain is both a tribute to the artistry of comics and a fresh voice in the indie scene. Whether you're a fan of immersive storytelling, breathtaking visuals, or the merging of art and music cultures, this comic promises an unforgettable experience.
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