Poe #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis collected edition brings together the complete 2011 Boom! Studios miniseries, which reimagines Edgar Allan Poe as a young detective investigating supernatural mysteries in 19th-century Baltimore. Written by J. Barton Mitchell with art by Dean Kotz, the story blends historical fiction with horror as Poe confronts a series of gruesome murders tied to his own dark poetry.
In "[Chapter One] 'Neither the angels in heaven above'", J. Barton Mitchell and artist Dean Kotz launch a haunting, atmospheric tale where the Poe brothers stand at a spiritual crossroads. As the ghost of Madeline turns on her brother Usher, and Edgar Allan Poe makes a quiet choice to let go of resurrection, the weight of legacy and loss shapes a moment of fragile redemption. The story unfolds with a brooding intensity, its visuals grounded in the stark beauty of Dean Kotz’s art and the evocative cover by Jeffrey Spokes and Erika Terriquez.
In this chilling chapter from Poe #nn, Edgar Allan Poe—haunted by the grief of his wife’s passing—teams with his brother to unravel a murder tied to strange coins. When their investigation leads them to a clock-maker, the quiet interrogation turns deadly as a golem emerges from the shadows.
In the chilling third chapter of *Poe*, the fragile peace of William Poe’s modest Baltimore home shatters as Usher takes his wife, Elaine, hostage and unleashes a dark ritual with the Coins of Judas. With the brothers freed but hunted by ravenous dogs, Madeline’s spirit stirs—just as the line between life and the damned begins to blur.
In a dark dungeon beneath the House of Usher, the Poe brothers stand at a breaking point as the spirit of Madeline, consumed by fury, turns on her own brother. With Usher’s body reduced to ash and Edgar Allan Poe choosing his own path—refusing the Coins of Judas to resurrect Virginia—he finally steps out of the hospital, the raven’s shadow fading as his poetry returns.
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↩ Reprints Poe #1 (2009), Poe #1 (2009), Poe #2 (2009), Poe #3 (2009), Poe #4 (2009)
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