The Birth Caul #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeAgainst a striking teal background alive with dark radiating stripes, Eddie Campbell's cover presents two unsettling faces — a pale, closed-eyed sculptural visage below and a fragmented, hollow-eyed peach-toned mask above — creating an atmosphere that feels simultaneously intimate and otherworldly. The Birth Caul is a 1999 collaboration between writer Alan Moore and artist/inker/letterer Eddie Campbell, the pair bringing their considerable combined talents to what the evocative title alone suggests is deeply personal territory. Campbell's painted cover work here is quietly arresting, the kind of image that invites a second and third look before you've even opened the book.
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A sequential adaptation of the performance piece "The Birth Caul", performed at the Old County Court in Newcastle-upon-Tyne on 18 November 1995. "The Birth Caul" was written and performed by Alan Moore and featured music written by David J and Tim Perkins.
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