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# Wytches Vol. 1

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""It's fabulous. A triumph." -Stephen King "The most terrifying comic you've ever read." -MTV News When the Rooks family moves to the remote town of Litchfield, NH to escape a haunting trauma, they're hopeful about starting over. But something evil is waiting for them in the woods just beyond town. Watching from the trees. Ancient...and hungry. Collects WYTCHES #1-6. More praise for WYTCHES: "Dark and brutal... Wytches are like nothing horror fans have ever seen" -USA Today "In Wytches, the Image Comics series Snyder co-created with the superstar art team of Jock and Matt Hollingsworth, the writer isn't just completely reinventing witches-through the story of the Rook family's dealings with the titular monsters, he's diving deep into very real fears about being a parent, and the ugliness that hides in all of us." -Entertainment Weekly "An awesome and at times terrifying tale." -IGN " A great read.... the art is outstanding and certain panels may give you nightmares." -iO9 "If you read the first 4 pages of WYTCHES, there's no turning back. Scary as fuck and impossible to put down. Bravo." -Joe Hill, Locke & Key "Monumental." -Bloody Disgusting "Snyder has tackled horror before, but Wytches sets out to be an entirely new level of scary. Aside from the fact that the monsters in the book are terrifying (artist Jock has done an amazing job realizing the creatures), Snyder's vision of witchcraft is as much about the deepest fears parents face as it is about spooky monsters in the woods." -Complex Magazine"

Review: Wytches, vol. 1 by Snyder and Jock - You want to talk excellent comics? No, scratch that. You want to talk excellent books? WYTCHES is it. My daughter and I both read comics, but the stuff we read is vastly different. I read stuff like GREEN LANTERN and JUSTICE LEAGUE while my daughter’s favorites are REGULAR SHOW and ADVENTURE TIME. But last year when, on a whim, I bought the first issue of Scott Snyder’s WYTCHES, I knew as soon as I read that I had to pass it along. My daughter read it and loved it and every month would ask if the new WYTCHES had come out yet. And she always stole it from me and read it before I got to it. WYTCHES is the story of the Rooks family, Charlie, Lucy, and their daughter Sailor. They’ve just moved to a new town to escape some rather unpleasant talk about their daughter. Sailor was being bullied by a girl named Annie who actually drew a gun on Sailor one day. It was also the last thing Annie ever did because she was snatched and dragged into a hole in a nearby tree, her body bent and broken, before disappearing. Sailor tried to tell people what she saw, but after being pistol whipped by the bully, her explanation of the events was taken as fantasy. However, talk around town was that Sailor had killed the girl and disposed of her body. So the Rookses left town. Now, in their new town, the gossip has followed them. Unfortunately, that’s not the only thing. When Sailor comes up missing next, Charlie goes on a mad search, desperately trying to track down his daughter, with little to no help from anyone else. Even his wife Lucy asks him one afternoon, “Who’s Sailor?” WYTCHES is an incredible story of one father’s love and devotion to his daughter, which is undoubtedly why the story connected so well with my daughter and I. We’re thick as thieves, she and I, and this book was the perfect thing for us to read together. Snyder puts so much of himself as a parent into this book, it helps the book to straddle a very strange line between horror and heartbreak, especially the events of the last issue (this collected edition contains issues #1-6), which I won’t spoil here, but I will say had my heart in my throat both times (I read first the individual issues, and now the collected edition). And if I ever brave the book again, I expect it’ll have the same effect then, that’s how powerful Snyder’s writing is. And the entire tone of the story is only complimented by the art, provided by Jock (alias of the Scottish-born Mark Simpson) who combines a series of ink drawings and watercolor and acrylic backgrounds to give WYTCHES and surreal and dreamlike quality, with lots of shadows and dark colors. Snyder tells a great story, but it wouldn’t be half as effective without the mood Jock establishes with his colors. This is what a horror comic should look like. But the art aside, what I love most about this book is the heart Snyder puts into it. The relationship between Charlie and Sailor is beautifully written and is the core of what makes this book so effective. Despite the horror aspects and the trials they go through as a family, this book can stand as a testament to the love Snyder has for his own kids. And that’s the most any parent who’s also a writer can hope for. I can’t wait for volume 2.
Review: Good horror tale (Wytches 0 in the back and not in the tale at all) - I will include SPOILER material. If this is an issue, please skip the review. The first thing I want to add is a note on Wytches 0. This was available to hype the release of Wytches, and it really did make an impact. Wytches 0 is in the back of the book, relegated to the area behind all the newsletter articles and the process pieces, and I almost missed it on the first go. That is sad, too, because I like some of the panels and the short piece really sold me on the book, which, considering the amount of hype and how much I hate hype, says a lot. Wytches 0 is basically about a family visit gone wrong, wherein a brother pledges something unthinkable in order to gain a boon. The way it is told and illustrated, with some items seen through fingers stretched over a face, is awesome and I encourage you to check it out, possibly first, because I like the way it fits as a pre-pre-storyline. Wytches revolves around the Rooks family moving to Litchfield, New Hampshire, and what is waiting for them in the woods just beyond the town. The story revolves around the family's past and the reason they move there, as well as the present and their wants for the future. It is a good horror story, too, and it has an interesting art style behind it that is something overwhelming in the 'getting to know you' portions, but that is awesome when you get into the horror aspects. The artwork (specifically how the colors are added in) took me some time to really appreciate, too, but I find that rereading the story has really cremated this as a way to remove a person from comfort and to make even the familiar seem less so. Now, it did get a tad too much hype in my opinion due to Scott Snyder's association with the project, and that hurt it in a way because a lot of people had monstrous expectations. I recall reading about how people thought it would be this beyond creative, beyond bold, and beyond scary, and that did not leave any room for the reality, which was a good horror story dealing with some rather creepy sorts. The graphic novel here includes all of the articles from the back of each comic, plus the 'process' pieces that detail every one of the art to color items. It has a page of unused promotional art and a page of original art that shows how this was developed, plus the original inks. This is average item filler in the back, and 0 - mentioned at the beginning - adds a lot to that.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
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| Best Sellers Rank | #217,731 in Kindle Store ( See Top 100 in Kindle Store ) #52 in Horror Graphic Novels (Books) #295 in Horror Graphic Novels (Kindle Store) |

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Wytches, vol. 1 by Snyder and Jock
*by C***E on September 22, 2015*

You want to talk excellent comics? No, scratch that. You want to talk excellent books? WYTCHES is it. My daughter and I both read comics, but the stuff we read is vastly different. I read stuff like GREEN LANTERN and JUSTICE LEAGUE while my daughter’s favorites are REGULAR SHOW and ADVENTURE TIME. But last year when, on a whim, I bought the first issue of Scott Snyder’s WYTCHES, I knew as soon as I read that I had to pass it along. My daughter read it and loved it and every month would ask if the new WYTCHES had come out yet. And she always stole it from me and read it before I got to it. WYTCHES is the story of the Rooks family, Charlie, Lucy, and their daughter Sailor. They’ve just moved to a new town to escape some rather unpleasant talk about their daughter. Sailor was being bullied by a girl named Annie who actually drew a gun on Sailor one day. It was also the last thing Annie ever did because she was snatched and dragged into a hole in a nearby tree, her body bent and broken, before disappearing. Sailor tried to tell people what she saw, but after being pistol whipped by the bully, her explanation of the events was taken as fantasy. However, talk around town was that Sailor had killed the girl and disposed of her body. So the Rookses left town. Now, in their new town, the gossip has followed them. Unfortunately, that’s not the only thing. When Sailor comes up missing next, Charlie goes on a mad search, desperately trying to track down his daughter, with little to no help from anyone else. Even his wife Lucy asks him one afternoon, “Who’s Sailor?” WYTCHES is an incredible story of one father’s love and devotion to his daughter, which is undoubtedly why the story connected so well with my daughter and I. We’re thick as thieves, she and I, and this book was the perfect thing for us to read together. Snyder puts so much of himself as a parent into this book, it helps the book to straddle a very strange line between horror and heartbreak, especially the events of the last issue (this collected edition contains issues #1-6), which I won’t spoil here, but I will say had my heart in my throat both times (I read first the individual issues, and now the collected edition). And if I ever brave the book again, I expect it’ll have the same effect then, that’s how powerful Snyder’s writing is. And the entire tone of the story is only complimented by the art, provided by Jock (alias of the Scottish-born Mark Simpson) who combines a series of ink drawings and watercolor and acrylic backgrounds to give WYTCHES and surreal and dreamlike quality, with lots of shadows and dark colors. Snyder tells a great story, but it wouldn’t be half as effective without the mood Jock establishes with his colors. This is what a horror comic should look like. But the art aside, what I love most about this book is the heart Snyder puts into it. The relationship between Charlie and Sailor is beautifully written and is the core of what makes this book so effective. Despite the horror aspects and the trials they go through as a family, this book can stand as a testament to the love Snyder has for his own kids. And that’s the most any parent who’s also a writer can hope for. I can’t wait for volume 2.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Good horror tale (Wytches 0 in the back and not in the tale at all)
*by T***S on October 21, 2016*

I will include SPOILER material. If this is an issue, please skip the review. The first thing I want to add is a note on Wytches 0. This was available to hype the release of Wytches, and it really did make an impact. Wytches 0 is in the back of the book, relegated to the area behind all the newsletter articles and the process pieces, and I almost missed it on the first go. That is sad, too, because I like some of the panels and the short piece really sold me on the book, which, considering the amount of hype and how much I hate hype, says a lot. Wytches 0 is basically about a family visit gone wrong, wherein a brother pledges something unthinkable in order to gain a boon. The way it is told and illustrated, with some items seen through fingers stretched over a face, is awesome and I encourage you to check it out, possibly first, because I like the way it fits as a pre-pre-storyline. Wytches revolves around the Rooks family moving to Litchfield, New Hampshire, and what is waiting for them in the woods just beyond the town. The story revolves around the family's past and the reason they move there, as well as the present and their wants for the future. It is a good horror story, too, and it has an interesting art style behind it that is something overwhelming in the 'getting to know you' portions, but that is awesome when you get into the horror aspects. The artwork (specifically how the colors are added in) took me some time to really appreciate, too, but I find that rereading the story has really cremated this as a way to remove a person from comfort and to make even the familiar seem less so. Now, it did get a tad too much hype in my opinion due to Scott Snyder's association with the project, and that hurt it in a way because a lot of people had monstrous expectations. I recall reading about how people thought it would be this beyond creative, beyond bold, and beyond scary, and that did not leave any room for the reality, which was a good horror story dealing with some rather creepy sorts. The graphic novel here includes all of the articles from the back of each comic, plus the 'process' pieces that detail every one of the art to color items. It has a page of unused promotional art and a page of original art that shows how this was developed, plus the original inks. This is average item filler in the back, and 0 - mentioned at the beginning - adds a lot to that.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great read
*by J***I on February 2, 2026*

Nice artwork and decent story. Loved how visceral the Wytches are. Wish there was more.

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