Clive Barker's Hellraiser #6
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis collection brings together issues from the 1991 Marvel series based on Clive Barker's Hellraiser mythos. It continues the dark, visceral explorations of the Cenobites and their human pawns, featuring Pinhead and a host of other characters like Atkins, Elliott Spencer, and Sister Nikoletta as they navigate realms of pain, pleasure, and supernatural horror.
In Clive Barker's Hellraiser #6, titled "Original Sin," a Vietnam War soldier named Atkins is sent deep into a labyrinthine tunnel system with orders to eliminate the enemy. As he navigates the maze, he unknowingly triggers a ritual that summons the Cenobites, setting in motion a transformation that will forge him into the Cenobite known as Hell's Bastard Son. Written by Erik Saltzgaber and illustrated by Joe Barruso, with a cover by John Rheume, this issue blends wartime tension with the series’ signature blend of body horror and metaphysical dread.
In "Lingering," Calvin and Hub settle into their new apartment, only to find it unnervingly empty—save for a jigsaw puzzle scattered on the floor and a door that opens to nothing at all. As the silence grows heavier, the line between the ordinary and the uncanny begins to blur, and the walls themselves seem to watch.
In the claustrophobic depths of a Vietnam War tunnel, soldier Atkins faces a mission that blurs the line between war and nightmare. When he solves the tunnel's deadly puzzle, he unleashes a force beyond mortal understanding—setting him on a path that will forever alter his fate.
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Reprinted in Clive Barker's Hellraiser #3 (1991), Clive Barker's Hellraiser: Posterbook #1 (1991)
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