Coming Soon: “LET ME OUT” the Queer Indie Graphic Novel
Emmet Nahil is writer and comic creator who is co-creating the comic with illustrator George Williams (artist behind Hamish Steele's Croc n' Roll).
Let Me Out is a unapologetically queer graphic novel that takes on classic horror tropes, and turns them on their head.
New Jersey, 1979: “Satanic Panic” is beginning to sweep the nation, and people are disappearing. When the pastor’s wife turns up dead, four punk friends are caught in the menacing grip of a bigoted, increasingly dangerous town by the law enforcement who’ve picked them as convenient scapegoats. As a satanic conspiracy involving secret government bureaus and blood rituals unravels, things take a turn for the hellish... literally.
Let Me Out is about how marginalized folks are sacrificed on the altars of power, and what happens when a group of queer & trans friends are given the supernatural means to fight back. It is also about found family and the joy one finds in one’s friends, even amidst seemingly inescapable darkness.
Preview the first 10 pages here!
The indie comic is going to be running on Kickstarter from May 3rd until June 2nd.
At 185+ pages and in full color, the creators are funding for the production and digital release of our adult horror OGN.
