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    The Occultist #1

    The Occultist » The Occultist #1 released by Dark Horse Comics on December 1, 2010.

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    When a mysterious book of powerful spells binds itself to him, the fact that Rob's life has been falling apart doesn't seem like such a big deal. What do his girlfriend leaving him or his mountain of debt matter when mystics and demons are overrunning the town in search of the book--and him? To survive, Rob must learn to control the book's unpredictable magic, while his life slips even further out of control.

    Tim Seeley (Hack/Slash) brings his rare mix of humor, horror and heroes to the latest creation from company founder Mike Richardson. Character design by Guy Davis.

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    Time For a New Kind of Magic 0

    The Occultist #1 by gmanfromheck on December 15, 2010

    What happens when a college kid is exposed to an ancient book of spells and attaches itself to him? We get a new hero in town.  The Good This one shot serves as an introduction to the character and the world he lives in. In the opening pages we get see a mysterious man and we're not sure what his intentions are. This is great set up as it builds up the suspense right from the beginning.   The main character is your typical college student but not necessarily a stereotypical portrayal of one. We ...

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