Keep (2005) comic books 2005

F. Paul Wilson (w); Matthew Smith (a&c). The keep had stood empty in the Transylvanian Alps for 500 years. No one knew who built it, or why. But on the eve of WW II, German soldiers move in and awaken something-something hungry... something as merciless as the SS einsatzkommandos accompanying them. Noted horror writer F. Paul Wilson adapts his own New York Times bestselling novel and is joined by Matthew Smith (Hellboy) on art in this, the first installment of the story that the Providence Journal called, 'A battle between good and evil that staggers the imagination, with an ending as exciting as any horror fan could wish!' Cover price $3.99.

Red Foil Cover. F. Paul Wilson (w); Matthew Smith (a&c). The keep had stood empty in the Transylvanian Alps for 500 years. No one knew who built it, or why. But on the eve of WW II, German soldiers move in and awaken something-something hungry... something as merciless as the SS einsatzkommandos accompanying them. Noted horror writer F. Paul Wilson adapts his own New York Times bestselling novel and is joined by Matthew Smith (Hellboy) on art in this, the first installment of the story that the Providence Journal called, 'A battle between good and evil that staggers the imagination, with an ending as exciting as any horror fan could wish!' Cover price $3.99.

F. Paul Wilson (w); Matthew Smith (a&c). SS death-camp troopers arrive at the keep to find out who-or what-is killing the German soldiers stationed there. But they too fall victim to an evil older and even greater than their own. Desperate, they turn for help to Professor Theodor Cuza, an expert on the keep. But there is irony here: he is a Jew. F. Paul Wilson continues the adaptation of his own novel, aided by the moody art of Hellboy's Matthew Smith. Cover price $3.99.

F. Paul Wilson (w); Matthew Smith (a & c) F. Paul Wilson continues the adaptation of his own novel with the third part of the miniseries, 'He Fears the Cross.' Outside the keep, the arrival of a mysterious stranger carrying a long, flat case brings the last of the players onstage. Inside, the inhabitant of the keep reveals himself to Professor Cuza and begins a subtle, systematic dismantling of the old man's beliefs and values. But to what purpose? The eerie mood of the story is solidified with the art of Mathew Smith (Hellboy). Cover price $3.99.