Look through the woods if you dare, there’s no promising you’ll come out unscathed. THROUGH THE WOODS, 2014, a book of short horror comics, published in North America by Margaret K McElderry Books, and in the UK by Faber and Faber. It’s a beautifully crafted and poetic book that shows off Carroll’s skill as both an artist and a storyteller. It’s a book that should be looked after and treasured, to be brought out on cold winter nights and read by the fire with a mug of steaming hot chocolate. Through The Woods looks and feels like a modern day collector’s item. The only problem is that the collection as a whole is too short, which is a testament to Carroll’s talent because you simply don’t want the stories to end.
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ALSO She has an AWESOME website where she has free webcomics that are just as good Find all. There’s a distinct feeling of timelessness rooted in Carroll’s collection, something that will allow these tales to remain captivating in years to come. So yeah, Definitely check out Through the Woods by Emily Carroll. They’re gothic and haunting, the very definition of an adult fairy tale. Discover a terrifying world in the woods in this collection of five. They don’t feature pretty princesses in castles or dashing princes saving the day. Discover a terrifying world in the woods in this collection of five hauntingly. These Grimm-inspired graphic tales are not made of the same magic that fuels children’s fairy tales. Read Through the Woods by Emily Carroll available from Rakuten Kobo. Starting off with the eerie Our Neighbor’s House and finishing with the macabre The Nesting Place, Carroll engulfs the reader in vivid colours that evoke feelings of fear and unease. Like all the best Grimm fairy tales, Carroll conjures visions of monsters and terrors that lurk in the darkness and haunt our dreams, bringing them to life with her sinister yet stunning illustrations. With Through The Woods, the award-winning comic creator has crafted a strange, chilling and captivating anthology containing the acclaimed His Face All Red and four brand new stories. Publication date 2014 Topics Horror tales, Canadian, Graphic novels, Horror stories, Short stories Publisher New York : Margaret. Most strange things do…” If ever there was a perfect line to sum up Emily Carroll’s graphic story collection, that’s it.
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