With 27 stories, Cullen Bunn’s A Passage in Black takes readers through haunted towns, across enchanted beaches, and over a world of monsters. Bunn’s stories can be heartbreaking and profound. They can be terrifying and mysterious. With magical mermaids, horrific holidays, and everything in between, A Passage in Black is Bunn at his finest. His work in unhindered by editorial restraints and maybe a little unhinged. Tim Mayer’s strong, angular art ads fierce and profound imagery to the tales. This serves to increase your fear while venturing forth into Bunn’s collection. Reading this book alone in a creaking house on a stormy night may cause nightmares, then again, reading it in a crowded room in the middle of a sunny afternoon may cause nightmares as well. Read at your own risk.