El Diablo: The Haunted Horseman #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis 2009 collection brings together the six-issue miniseries that reimagined the classic DC Western antihero El Diablo. Written by Brian Azzarello with art by Alberto Ponticelli, the story follows a modern-day descendant who inherits the supernatural mantle of the ghostly gunslinger, blending crime noir with occult Western horror. The volume collects the complete arc of a man cursed to serve as a vengeful spirit bound to a haunted horse and a six-shooter that never misses its mark.
In "Chapter One," Chato's execution reawakens his dark legacy as El Diablo, thrusting him into a supernatural clash with Ghatanothoa—the son of Chutriel and the ancient entity Ninhursag. Written by Jai Nitz and brought to life by Phil Hester’s striking art, with Ande Parks’ inks, Guy Major’s colors, and Sal Cipriano’s lettering, this issue marks a pivotal return to the character’s mythos, all wrapped in a cover by Hester and Parks that captures the eerie intensity of the tale.
Chato Santana, still healing from a spinal injury sustained during a police raid, finds his life upended when an otherworldly attack in his hospital room awakens the ancient power of El Diablo. Now burdened with supernatural abilities he never asked for, he must confront a darkness that seems to know his deepest fears.
In "Chapter Six" of *El Diablo: The Haunted Horseman*, Chato’s execution reawakens the ancient curse, pulling him back into the role of El Diablo as he faces off against Ghatanothoa—the monstrous son of Chutriel and the primordial deity Ninhursag. The story unfolds in a fever-dream blend of myth and vengeance, where the line between martyr and monster blurs.
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