Writer Scott Snyder has had a very busy 2021, including launching his new creator-owned imprint Best Jackett Press and eight new digital-first series through the comiXology Originals program. Among those new series is We Have Demons, a horror/action book that serves as the latest collaboration between Snyder and Batman/Dark Nights: Metal artist Greg Capullo. But if you prefer to read your comics the traditional way, you'll soon have that option.
IGN can exclusively announce that We Have Demons is coming to print in 2022. Dark Horse Comics will reprint the series as a monthly limited series beginning on March 23, 2022, followed by a trade paperback collection on August 9, 2022. Each print issue will include bonus material not seen in the digital versions, along with new variant covers from frequent Snyder collaborators like Jock, Francis Manapul and Francesco Francavilla.
Check out the gallery below to see Jock's newly revealed We Have Demons #1 variant cover:
The creative team for We Have Demons also includes inker Jonathan Glapion, colorist Dave McCaig, and letterer Tom Napolitano.
“Greg and I got our start in comic shops and we’ll be forever grateful for all the support we’ve received from fans and retailers over the years,” said Snyder in Dark Horse's press release. “We have the best fans in the world and we can’t wait for this crazy story to reach the direct market.”
“Scott Snyder is one of the preeminent storytellers in comics," said Dark Horse Founder and President Mike Richardson. "The co-creators of these comics are truly some of the most distinguished and popular artists working today and We Have Demons is the perfect debut title from Best Jackett and comiXology Originals, as it joins Dark Horse’s prestigious library of groundbreaking horror comics, alongside the likes of Hellboy and Harrow County.”
To date, We Have Demons is the only of Snyder's comiXology Originals projects to be confirmed for a print release, though we imagine more announcements will come next year. Snyder's other recent books include the Image Comics series Nocterra, which is now in development as a TV series at Netflix, and the gruesome horror series Chain.
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IGN can exclusively announce that We Have Demons is coming to print in 2022. Dark Horse Comics will reprint the series as a monthly limited series beginning on March 23, 2022, followed by a trade paperback collection on August 9, 2022. Each print issue will include bonus material not seen in the digital versions, along with new variant covers from frequent Snyder collaborators like Jock, Francis Manapul and Francesco Francavilla.
Check out the gallery below to see Jock's newly revealed We Have Demons #1 variant cover:
The creative team for We Have Demons also includes inker Jonathan Glapion, colorist Dave McCaig, and letterer Tom Napolitano.
“Greg and I got our start in comic shops and we’ll be forever grateful for all the support we’ve received from fans and retailers over the years,” said Snyder in Dark Horse's press release. “We have the best fans in the world and we can’t wait for this crazy story to reach the direct market.”
“Scott Snyder is one of the preeminent storytellers in comics," said Dark Horse Founder and President Mike Richardson. "The co-creators of these comics are truly some of the most distinguished and popular artists working today and We Have Demons is the perfect debut title from Best Jackett and comiXology Originals, as it joins Dark Horse’s prestigious library of groundbreaking horror comics, alongside the likes of Hellboy and Harrow County.”
To date, We Have Demons is the only of Snyder's comiXology Originals projects to be confirmed for a print release, though we imagine more announcements will come next year. Snyder's other recent books include the Image Comics series Nocterra, which is now in development as a TV series at Netflix, and the gruesome horror series Chain.
Jesse is a mild-mannered staff writer for IGN. Allow him to lend a machete to your intellectual thicket by following @jschedeen on Twitter.
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