Horseman #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Why?", Larry Johnson crafts a haunting, visually striking tale where a lone horse is brought to the castle of a faceless female wizard, setting off a surreal transformation that blurs identity and purpose. The story unfolds with eerie precision, as a faceless man becomes the Horseman, only to be confronted by a towering version of himself—leading to a chilling revelation about what it means to be a Horseman. With all art and writing by Larry Johnson, this issue's stark, expressive style and enigmatic narrative make it a standout in the series.
In "Why?", Horseman ventures into the woods chasing a glowing electric eel, drawn through strange landscapes where a white humanoid tree stands silent and an octopus moves through the undergrowth. The journey unfolds with quiet mystery, leading Horseman back to the eel in a moment that lingers just beyond explanation.
In "When?", Jo finds herself pulled into a castle ruled by a faceless wizard, where a man without a face is summoned and reshaped into a Horseman. As the world tilts between dream and dread, a towering Horseman—older, heavier, perhaps real—seizes the new one and seals him away with others like him in a box of shifting shadows.
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