John Carpenter, the legendary director known for his horror films, is venturing into the world of graphic novels with "Cathedral," set to be released on August 4, 2026. This 120-page graphic novel, co-written by Carpenter along with Sandy King and Sean Sobczak, encapsulates a chilling story. It follows Lieutenant Christine Marks and her team as they investigate a gruesome murder linked to an abandoned cathedral in downtown Los Angeles, where an ancient evil lies in wait. The artwork is crafted by Federico De Luca and Luis Guaragna, with colors by Ryan Winn, and it promises to blend Carpenter's unique storytelling style with stunning visuals. Priced at $22.99, "Cathedral" is now available for preorder on Amazon.

What is John Carpenter's Cathedral about?

John Carpenter's Cathedral tells the story of an abandoned cathedral in Los Angeles that becomes the focal point of a police investigation following a gruesome murder. Lieutenant Christine Marks and her colleagues must confront the ancient evil trapped within its walls as they delve deeper into the mystery.

John Carpenter is renowned for his influential horror films, including classics like "Halloween" and "The Thing." His transition into graphic novels marks an exciting expansion of his creative repertoire. "Cathedral" invites both horror fans and comic book enthusiasts to explore new realms of terror, standing as a testament to Carpenter’s enduring legacy in storytelling.