The Nightmare Factory, Vol. 2 by Thomas Ligotti

“The adaptations maintain the lyrical psychomania of Ligotti’s prose, while the skillful art subtly, or not so subtly, pulls out the creepiness of the premises and plots.” (Library Journal) “The artwork was superb across the board.if you’re a fan of Ligotti or the likes of Poe and Lovecraft, and you’re looking for something to curl up to this fall to get you ‘creep’ on, then I’d recommend picking THE NIGHTMARE FACTORY up and giving it a whirl.” () “The Nightmare Factory lives up to its title, cleverly manufacturing disturbing dreams for discerning horror comic readers.” (Rue Morgue) “Spooky.if you like your horror multi-contextual and intellectual, this is right up your shadow-filled alley.” (Ain't it Cool ) “The skillful art subtly, or not so subtly, pulls out the creepiness of the premises and plots.” (Library Journal) Retaining unique styles, Ligotti’s brand of psychological terror still permeates, oozing into your nightmares.” (Wizard Magazine) “These twisted tales based on Thomas Ligotti’s stories come alive in the hands of Ben Templesmith and Michael Gaydos, and others. “Worth a visit.the artwork alone warrants a look.” () “I was sucked in to each tale with a firm, claw-like grip.a triumph. “Joe Harris and Stuart Moore once again rise to the challenge of channeling weird horror sultan Thomas Ligotti’s cerebral fiction into an illustrated format.”The Sect of the Idiot,” is a genuine achievement and the jewel of this collection.” (Rue Morgue)

The Nightmare Factory, Vol. 2 by Thomas Ligotti