Additional information
by Christian Ward (Author), Tristan Jones (Illustrator)
Discover what happened to the original crew of the Event Horizon in this all-new cosmic horror graphic novel set in the universe of the terrifying cult-classic film!
This original comic series serves as an official prequel to the film! The Event Horizon was a revolutionary spaceship designed for one mission: faster-than-light travel with a top-secret, experimental gravity drive. But upon activating the device, the ship journeyed across the borders of Hell itself. In a nightmarish realm of torments beyond imagining, Captain Kilpack and the crew of the Event Horizon must resist all manner of demonic forces--including Paimon, the eyeless King of Hell, and their own descents into madness and bloodlust--if they've any chance of escaping back to their own world. Abandon all hope and board the Event Horizon with multiple Eisner Award winner Christian Ward (writer of Batman: City of Madness, Two-Face) and powerhouse sci-fi artist Tristan Jones (Aliens: Defiance, Tales of the TMNT) in this unbelievable story of the true and final fate of the original Event Horizon crew.Author Biography
Christian Ward is a UK-based illustrator, comic artist, and writer. Some of his clients include Marvel Comics, DC Comics, Dark Horse Comics, Epic Games, and The Guardian, amongst others. After 10 years of encouraging London teenagers to draw anything other than comics, Christian Ward is now a multi-Eisner-winning comic book artist and writer. He is best known for his cosmic space operas ODY-C, co-created with Matt Fraction, and the Eisner-winning Invisible Kingdom, co-created with G. Willow Wilson. He was also the artist on the acclaimed Marvel comics series Black Bolt (with Saladin Ahmed) and contributed to Thor (with Jason Aaron) and Batman (with James Tynion IV). In 2019, he released his first book as a writer, Machine Gun Wizards, co-created with Sami Kivelä, and 2022 saw the debut of Blood Stained Teeth, co-created with Patric Reynolds. Ward currently lives in Shrewsbury with his two daughters, wife Catherine, and pug Thor.
