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Cover: John Rheume

Clive Barker's Hellraiser #8

Aug 1991 · Marvel · 5.95 USD; 6.95 CAD
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“Home Coming”
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This eighth volume of Marvel's 1991 Clive Barker's Hellraiser series continues the exploration of the Cenobite mythos and the human cost of the Lament Configuration. The collection features storylines involving Pinhead and other familiar faces like Chatterer and the Female Cenobite, as well as new characters such as Abigor and Sister Nikoletta, delving into the dark bargains and transformations that define the Hellraiser universe.

In "Home Coming," writer Larry Wachowski and artist Joe Barruso deliver a gripping, morally charged tale set in the racially divided nation of Volksland, where a foreign reporter bears witness to the fragile hope of reform under Prime Minister DeCourcey. With stark visuals and a tense atmosphere, the story unfolds in a country teetering on the edge of civil war, where change is both urgent and dangerous. The haunting cover by John Rheume captures the weight of this moment, making this 1991 Marvel issue a powerful entry in the Hellraiser series.

writer Larry Wachowski · artist, inker, colorist Joe Barruso · letterer John Costanza · cover John Rheume

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Cast · 13 characters

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artist, inker, colorist Joe Barruso
letterer John Costanza
cover pencils, inks John Rheume

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An American reporter is in the African country of Volksland, where apartheid is still the rule of law. Although Prime Minister DeCourcey is trying to push reforms through, there are many on both sides that do not want it, and civil war is inevitable.

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