Praise for ANIMUS by Antoine Revoy

“A must-read for anyone invested in the next generation of horror hounds.”—Paste Magazine

“Raised in Paris and Tokyo, Antoine Revoy’s illustrations bend styles and influences into staggering portraits of the surreal and hypnagogic. […] Revoy’s work unveils complex shades of Mœbius and old-school Manga, yet holds a precision and clarity that transcends borders.”— Sean Edgar

“Antoine Revoy’s ANIMUS evokes memories of Katsuhiro Ōtomo’s Dōmu: A Child’s Dream, with its beautiful drawings, keen sense of place, and air of mystery, filled with both menace and wonder.”—Sonny Liew, Eisner award-winning author of The Art of Charlie Chan Hock Chye

“The art is fantastic. Plain and simple. […] Antoine Revoy’s debut graphic novel tells a deep and intelligent tale for those willing to spend time with it. It is a faithful homage to both manga and bandes dessinées without losing the power those art styles have on their stories. Prepare yourself to think—and feel—for ANIMUS is not for the faint of heart.” —ComicsVerse

“A wonderfully creepy graphic novel that’s just right for fans of Hiroshi Takahashi and Misao Inagaki’s The Ring, or other scary manga.”—School Library Journal “ANIMUS is an eerie graphic novel mystery that is bewildering and unnerving in the best way possible.”—Kirkus Reviews

Praise for The Harrowing Game by Antoine Revoy

“Revoy’s style is his own, and he is a master of elevating the mundane into the realm of the darkly sublime.”—The Comics Beat

“[Revoy] excels at drawing grotesque horror but also renders people, animals, and insects with an exaggerated realism that makes his monsters all the more disturbing.”—Publishers Weekly

“The Harrowing Game will delight fans of Junji Ito and H.P. Lovecraft, to be sure, and connoisseurs of horror will appreciate Revoy’s intriguing interpretations of familiar tropes.”—Kathryn Hemmann

“The trio’s unexpected results ensure the terror continues—perhaps signaling the possibility of future, welcome volumes.”—Booklist

“Exceptionally good art feeds into every story, Revoy adapting it to the needs of what’s being told, with artistic influences including Junji Ito and Naoki Urasawa.”—Slings & Arrows