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Roots of Madness #4 reveals what’s going on and more about the mysterious Meridian Fellowship

The experiments are working! Etta is starting see the effects that the mysterious flowers that dot the landscape around the Meridian Fellowship can have on rabbits, and her benefactors are urging her to start testing her theories on human beings. She isn’t sure which terrifies her more: the potential consequences of such dangerous actions, or the agony of not knowing what amazing things her formulas could do for her fellow man.

Yet, the more she thinks she understands how the science works, the less she comprehends the influence the otherworldly forces that fuel her experiments is having over her own life.

Story: Stephanie Williams
Art: Letizia Cadonici
Color: Alessandro Santoro
Letterer: Andworld Design

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Preview: It Killed Everyone But Me #5

It Killed Everyone But Me #5

(W) Ryan Parrott (A) Letizia Cadonici (C) Alessandro Santoro (L) Taylor Esposito

In the climactic finale, death surrounds Sutton in both the past and present, forcing her to make the ultimate sacrifice as she unleashes the Heathen upon the Stain. But can this monster be trusted, or will it turn on her and finish the job it started nearly thirty years ago?

It Killed Everyone But Me #5

Roots of Madness #3 continues to tease the horrors while showing off a little scientific magic

Etta’s research is taking her to some strange places, but she’s also starting to see results—even if it’s not always the results she expected or even hoped for. Part of this could be down to that even though she is seeking a connection to the women in her family who preceded her, the land that they once worked—and that she now finds herself exploring—has a much darker history it would rather stay a secret than allow to be celebrated or exposed. The only trouble is, the more Etta uncovers, the more she is determined to find out.

And just what is happening with those rabbits?!

Story: Stephanie Williams
Art: Letizia Cadonici
Color: Alessandro Santoro
Letterer: Andworld Design

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Preview: It Killed Everyone But Me #4

It Killed Everyone But Me #4

(W) Ryan Parrott (A) Letizia Cadonici (C) Alessandro Santoro (L) Taylor Eposito (CA) Joshua Hixson

With the Heathen’s influence hitting close to home, Sutton is forced to finally reveal the truth about her past to those she loves the most. But it might be too late as the Heathen sets Ian on a collision course with the Stain.

It Killed Everyone But Me #4

Preview: It Killed Everyone But Me #3

It Killed Everyone But Me #3

(W) Ryan Parrott (A) Letizia Cadonici
(C) Alessandro Santoro (L) Taylor Esposito
(CA) Joshua Hixson

As the Heathen takes a perverse pleasure in hunting down the children of the Riverton Massacre in the past, Sutton and Ian are forced to reveal their own dark secrets to the Heathen in the present if they have any hope of saving Mason in time.

It Killed Everyone But Me #3

Roots of Madness #2 teases the magic and horrors to come

Etta has arrived at the Meridian Fellowship and immediately begins taking advantage of their facilities. Only, the strange history of the place begins preying on her mind. The people she has met all offer a glimpse of a different kind of life, but the natural world around her hints at something primal and ancient. Her dreams have already begun to change, showing her the strange wonders that await. Only the kindly Solomon grounds her, giving her fair warning of what she may be about to encounter, but also suggesting that her mother’s pendant may be her connection to the cosmos.

Undeterred, Etta begins her experiments, looking to unlock the secrets of her mother’s teachings–but what is revealed is beyond what even she has imagined.

Story: Stephanie Williams
Art: Letizia Cadonici
Color: Alessandro Santoro
Letterer: Andworld Design

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It Killed Everyone But Me #1 is some solid horror and setup for what’s to come

In the summer of 1996, Sutton Reed had it all. A popular teenage girl with amazing friends, a loving family, and a bright future. But it all came crashing down over one mysterious weekend that saw her friends brutally murdered and left Sutton as the sole survivor of the legendary Riverton Massacre. Now, three decades later, the death and disappearance of two local teens strike the Riverton community again, forcing Sutton, now a divorced single mother, to face the truth she tried so desperately to hide. Because to catch one killer, she’ll have to dig up the real monster she buried away all those years ago.

Story: Ryan Parrott
Art: Letizia Cadonici
Color: Alessandro Santoro
Letterer: Taylor Esposito

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Preview: It Killed Everyone But Me #1 (2nd Printing)

It Killed Everyone But Me #1

(W) Ryan Parrott (A) Letizia Cadonici (C) Alessandro Santoro (L) Taylor Esposito
(CA) Jorge Corona (CB) Trevor Henderson

In the summer of 1996, Sutton Reed had it all. A popular teenage girl with amazing friends, a loving family, and a bright future. But it all came crashing down over one mysterious weekend that saw her friends brutally murdered and left Sutton as the sole survivor of the legendary Riverton Massacre. Now, three decades later, the death and disappearance of two local teens strike the Riverton community again, forcing Sutton, now a divorced single mother, to face the truth she tried so desperately to hide. Because to catch one killer, she’ll have to dig up the real monster she buried away all those years ago. Written by New York Times best-selling author RYAN PARROTT (Mighty Morphin Power Rangers, Rogue Sun) and drawn by acclaimed artist LETIZIA CADONICI (House of Slaughter, The Neighbors) comes a chilling, supernatural slasher for the next generation.

It Killed Everyone But Me #1 (2nd Printing)

Preview: It Killed Everyone But Me #2

It Killed Everyone But Me #2

(W) Ryan Parrott (A) Letizia Cadonici (C) Alessandro Santoro (L) Taylor Esposito (CA) Joshua Hixson

As her worst fears about Mason Gallagher’s disappearance are confirmed, Sutton is forced to risk more lives as she reveals the truth about the Riverton Massacre to Ian and introduces him to…THE HEATHEN.

It Killed Everyone But Me #2

Roots of Madness #1 is a slow but solid build up and has us wanting to find out more

At the turn of the 20th century, a young Black woman named Etta picks up the tradition of her late mother for creating special medicines using natural ingredients and secrets handed down from generation to generation. Her mother has passed on a book of recipes and formulas, but it’s also full of strange symbols and dark musings that she doesn’t quite understand. Within her community, one of the problems she hopes to fix is counteracting the poisonous and abrasive solutions Black women and girls are sold for straightening their hair. So, when the Meridian Fellowship reaches out and offers her a spot at their institute in Savannah, GA, to use their facilities to do her research, Etta jumps at the chance. She packs up her mother’s book and heads to the sprawling establishment, but what she finds is a place surrounded by natural wonders that may point the way to understanding the more mysterious parts of her mother’s work…if dark forces don’t claim her first.

Story: Stephanie Williams
Art: Letizia Cadonici
Color: Alessandro Santoro
Letterer: Andworld Design

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