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Nitrate Plumes of the Phoenix / The House of the Bloodbathed Cuckoo#[nn] (Premiere Edition)
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Nitrate Plumes of the Phoenix / The House of the Bloodbathed Cuckoo #[nn] (Premiere Edition)

Dec 2025 · The Hornoir Society · [none] (see notes)
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A haunting cinematic mystery unfolds in Nitrate Plumes of the Phoenix / The House of the Bloodbathed Cuckoo (Premiere Edition), where the long-lost giallo film The Nitrate Plumes of the Phoenix—inspired by the comic MiracuLass—takes center stage. Written by Nick Curtis and Jacqui Quinn and brought to life with immersive art by The Hornoir Society, the story follows Myra Q as she’s pulled into a deadly game after a cryptic phone call warns of a murder. With its dreamlike structure and chilling twists, the tale spirals into a loop that echoes back to its unsettling beginning, all rendered in the distinctive, fever-dream aesthetic of the cover by The Hornoir Society.

writer Nick Curtis · writer Jacqui Quinn · artist, inker, colorist The Hornoir Society · cover The Hornoir Society

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These pages examine the "long-lost giallo" film "The Nitrate Plumes of the Phoenix" by Silvio Giorgi, a movie inspired by the comic book MiracuLass. The story begins with Myra Q, interrupted while at the cinema, receiving a mysterious phone call that warns of an impending murder. Investigating, she uncovers a blackmail scheme, wherein The Inspector extorts The Father for "unrestricted access to The Daughter’s adolescent flesh." Ultimately, The Inspector murders everyone, including Myra Q. The film ends in a surreal loop, returning to the opening phone call warning of the crime.

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