Skottie Young’s Must-Read Graphic Novel Is a Dark, Twisted Romance

Horror fan? Lover of romance and fantasy? If so, Eisner Award-winning writer Skottie Young (I Hate Fairyland, Middlewest, Twig) and critically-acclaimed artist Jorge Corona (Middlewest, Transformers) have the perfect graphic novel for you. Introducing: The Me You Love in the Dark

If you’re already on the lookout for books to read this spooky season, Image Comics has you covered with a seductive, horror-infused romantasy. From esteemed I Hate Fairyland writer Skottie Young and acclaimed artist Jorge Corona, The Me You Love in the Dark follows a young painter named Ro, who travels to an isolated, haunted Victorian house in the hopes that solitude will summon her muse. However, what she finds is something completely unexpected — and inherently dangerous.

The official synopsis for The Me You Love in the Dark reads: “Desperate to rekindle her creativity, a young painter named Ro retreats to a dusty, haunted Victorian house in the hopes that solitude will summon her muse. Instead she finds something else entirely—something watching, whispering, waiting in the dark. As her agents’ calls go unanswered and the pressure to produce mounts, Ro becomes entangled in a twisted romance with a mysterious presence that promises passion, purpose… and perhaps possession.”

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Brimming with Faustian themes, the graphic novel is described as a “toxic descent into madness” that’s akin to an “A24 horror film by way of Jennifer’s Body.”

The graphic novel has received wide praise from critics, praising its breathtaking artwork and rich, dark storytelling.


Check out some interior pages from The Me You Love in the Dark


The Me You love in the Dark is out now in comic stores and online. Have you read it? Tell us what you thought in the comments down below.

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