This December, Mad Cave Studios presents a new six-issue horror comic series, La Mancha. Written by Christopher Sebela, illustrated by Ibrahim Moustafa, colored by Brad Simpson, and lettered by Joe Sabino; La Manch reimagines one of literature’s most iconic stories as a brutal, darkly funny tale of obsession, identity and the danger of believing your own legend.

In an era between the age of knights and modern life sits Don Quixote, a man whose love of that bygone era sends him on a bloody spree of mayhem across the land of La Mancha to save the world. With a reluctant assistant, Sancho Panza, at his side, the delusional knight leaves a trail of bodies behind him and tilts at windmills in search of an evil enchanter, dedicating it all to the object of his storybook delusion — Dulcinea del Toboso. Dulcinea, a farm girl working to keep her family’s farm alive, is forced to leave her life behind and take up arms to stop this murderous stranger and defend the one thing that she truly owns: her name.

For fans of twisted takes on classic literary figures like Mad Cave’s critically acclaimed Nottingham, La Mancha #1 brings a stacked lineup of variant covers from industry veterans Jacob Phillips, Phil Hester, and Francesco Francavilla.

La Mancha #1 will be available wherever comics are sold on December 16, 2026 (FOC November 23).