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by Tim Mulligan (Author)
"Chernobyl Meets The Haunting of Hill House in this Chilling Graphic Novel" -- BookTrib
Book One of the World of Witchland Trilogy
A LGBTQ Supernatural Horror Graphic Novel Nuclear Disaster Thriller Occult Mystery
There's something in the air.
Based on real events in Richland, Washington - once called "the most toxic place in the Western Hemisphere" - Witchland is a chilling LGBTQ supernatural horror graphic novel inspired by the shadow of the Hanford nuclear site and its legacy of radioactive contamination.
When a family relocates to Richland for a fresh start, they find themselves surrounded by whispers of cancer clusters, buried secrets, and an atmosphere thick with dread. At the center of the story is a same-sex couple trying to build stability for their children in a town where something feels deeply wrong.
Strange symbols appear.
The air feels heavy.
And a dark presence begins to take shape.
Is the terror rooted in nuclear fallout... or something far older and more sinister?
Blending environmental disaster horror, queer family drama, and occult suspense, Witchland explores how invisible forces - both political and supernatural - can poison a community from within.
This is atmospheric horror with emotional weight.
Real history collides with supernatural fear.
Perfect for readers who love:
- LGBTQ horror graphic novels
- Supernatural thrillers with social commentary
- Nuclear disaster and environmental fiction
- Small-town occult mysteries
- Intelligent horror rooted in real events
- Dark fantasy comics with psychological depth
With haunting artwork and immersive storytelling, Witchland launches the World of Witchland trilogy - a bold series examining corporate irresponsibility, toxic legacy, and the unseen forces haunting modern America.
Praise for Witchland
"Chernobyl meets The Haunting of Hill House in this chilling graphic novel."
"Horror imbues the pages... using both supernatural thrills and real-life tragedy as inspiration, Mulligan creates a unique and transformative narrative."
"For those who enjoy a truly chilling read, this engrossing novel will leave you looking over your shoulder."
