Witch Doctor: Interview With The Tapeworm. For sale at San Diego Comic-Con 2010, from Skybound Entertainment, Robert Kirkman’s new imprint at Image Comics.
Color covers by Jamie (All-Star Superman, We3) Grant.
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It's a sick world...
...Literally! The universe is a living thing and the monsters of legend are its parasites. Humanity has been at war with the supernatural for its entire history. But to fight a disease you don’t need soldiers — you need doctors.
Meet Dr. Vincent Morrow, who makes up for what he lacks in bedside manner with black humor and brilliance. Dr. Morrow’s on a quest to understand the supernatural using every tool at his disposal, magical and medical. The apocalypse is a disease — and he’s looking for a vaccine.
Witch Doctor is a medical horror comic written by Brandon Seifert and illustrated by Lukas Ketner, from Skybound Entertainment and Image Comics.
Witch Doctor is available at most comic speciality stores, and digitally through comiXology.
“A book so smart I can barely describe it.”
— Robert Kirkman
“Brandon Seifert is a creator to watch. The man has the stuff!!”
— Brian Michael Bendis
“Basically, I’m jealous. Bastards!”
— Ben Templesmith
“Witch Doctor has the potential to be the next great horror story in the comic industry.”
— Bloody Disgusting
“Cutting edge material at its finest”
— Fangoria.com
“Kirkman has started off his new imprint with a winner.”
— Ain’t It Cool News
"Holy cow, y'all. I have seen the future, and its name is Witch Doctor."
— Chris Roberson
"We've been waiting for a long time... and wow, it delivered!"
— iFanboy
"It's a horror comic where they got a good artist and then thought, 'Oh man, what if we got a good writer too?' And that puts them a big leg up."
— Joey Comeau, A Softer World
“A lot of mad science fun”
— Strange Horizons
“Fascinating… gorgeous”
— FearNet