The genius of these works is that they take the anxieties we already have—noise complaints, property values, passive-aggression—and externalize them as literal magic. The curse isn't the monster. The curse is the feeling that you are never truly alone on your property.
By Eldritch Press Arts Desk
So, the next time your neighbor’s Wi-Fi network name changes to "WeSeeYou," do not call your internet provider. Call your local occultist. And pick up a graphic novel. neighbors curse comic work
Consider the gutter—the space between comic panels. In a standard superhero book, the gutter implies time passing. In a curse comic, the gutter is a threshold. It represents the wall separating the two homes. When an artist draws a panel of a neighbor whispering on page one, and a panel of a cockroach swarm on page two, the reader’s brain fills the gap with magic. The genius of these works is that they