Dark Spaces: Good Deeds, the next thrilling iteration of the IDW Originals anthology series. Each entry in the Dark Spaces series is a fully contained, character-driven, standalone story featuring a different up-and-coming artist and promising young writer handpicked by the legendary Scott Snyder. The anthology kicked off last year with Dark Spaces: Wildfire, and this newest addition, Dark Spaces: Good Deeds is written by filmmaker and author, Che Grayson (pronouns: they/them, known for Batman: Urban Legends) and art by Kelsey Ramsay (Joan Jett & the Blackhearts). Full of mysterious dark secrets in need of unraveling, issue #1 will have readers itching for more when it hits shelves on May 17th!
Dark Spaces: Good Deedsfollows a mother, Rebecca, and her teenage daughter Cheyenne after they move to the historic town of St. Augustine, Florida. Cheyenne finds it hard to make friends in the towns’ close-knit community where outsiders feel unwelcome. As members of the town begin to die mysteriously one by one, Cheyenne and Rebecca find themselves in the middle of a 200-year-old secret that’s slowly unveiling itself.
This six-issue comic book series is filled with jaw-dropping twists and turns that’ll have the reader on the edge of their seat through the finale. Dark Spaces: Good Deeds is one mystery you won’t soon forget.
CHE GRAYSON BIO
Che Grayson is a Brooklyn-based filmmaker, writer, and TED speaker whose work is heavily inspired by their love of folklore and horror. Che is a 2016 TED resident, a 2017 IFP Marcie Bloom Film Fellow with Sony Picture Classics, and a 2018 Directing Fellow with Ryan Murphy’s Half Initiative. Che has written comics for Image, IDW, and DC. A graduate of New York University’s MFA film program, they wrote and directed the award-winning film Magic Hour, which premiered at the 2021 Tribeca Film Festival. Che has worked as a writer for Netflix, Blue Sky Studios, and Nickelodeon and currently works at Skydance Animation on an upcoming TV series.
KELSEY RAMSAY BIO
Kelsey Ramsay is a comic artist and illustrator from London, UK. Her work is featured in Joan Jett & the Blackhearts 40×40: Bad Reputation/I Love Rock ’n’ Roll (Z2 Comics), and Fab Breakout Book: Mad World (StoryWorld Media).
Brian Isaacs - Executive Editor / Publisher