EXCLUSIVE: Psychological Thriller ‘DELUGE’ Arrives from the Depths Come October

While we are hyped for the Writer Stephanie Williams and artist Letizia Cadonici team project of Roots of Madness, Ignition Press sent over another first look at another comic series also coming this October: DELUGE. Writer Cullen Bunn (Harrow County, Bone Parish) and artist Marika Cresta (Captain Carter, Dr. Aphra) invite readers to delve into the dark waters of their new five-issue limited series Deluge, debuting this October from Ignition Press. A hard rain is falling on Sieverville Correctional Prison for Women. As the river rises and its banks overflow, the same walls that are keeping the prisoners inside the fortress-like structure are failing to keep the water out. With that water comes something else. Something deadly. What was once outside is now inside, and the prisoners and guards will have to find a way to get free, because if the water doesn’t get them, the monsters will. In this terrifying new horror series, readers will follow a group of female inmates as they attempt to traverse the flood waters while also avoiding both the very real monsters that are swimming beneath the surface and the proverbial monsters from their lives before incarceration that lurk inside themselves.

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“There will come a moment, while reading Deluge, that you think you know what kind of horror story you’re getting. Then, there will be another moment during which you realize everything you thought was wron…

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