A betrayal as old as Time itself.
Only in the future can you save the past.
When the bad-luck magic of hellblazer blend with the conspiracies of the X-files…Who can Deliver us from Evil?
Join us as we delve into the darkness, together. “Deliver Us from Evil” awaits, and the journey begins soon.
From the creative genius of sold out hit comic THESE DAMN KIDS, Peter Breau, crafts a plot for issue one of Deliver Us From Evil is probably best perused with the lights on and a stiff drink to hand. Indeed, it’s difficult to imagine a reader experiencing a more disturbing twenty-two-page periodical as they’re brutally thrown into the chaos-filled world of the mysterious Mister Lazar. “Just as discombobulating as this publication’s pleasing plot is Mattia Doghini’s engrossing artwork, which adds an incredible amount of atmosphere to the storytelling, courtesy of the artist’s heavily shadowed sketching style and the decision to boldly print the comic in just black and white. The illustrator’s double splash-page of Montauk’s interior is well worth the cost of this comic alone as it should take any perusing bibliophile an eternity to fully assimilate all the different dimensions it depicts …simon moore
DELIVER US FROM EVIL #1
https://previewsworld.com/Catalog/MAR241451
COVER A: STEFANO CARDOSELLI
COVER B: MATTIA DOGHINI
COVERC: MIRANDA M.
Saint John’s own Peter Breau, renowned comic book writer and visionary storyteller, is set to captivate audiences once again with the release of “Deliver Us From Evil” #1. Scheduled for release from Bloodmoon llc on May 22/24, this eagerly anticipated comic marks a milestone in Breau’s illustrious career and promises readers a thrilling journey into the heart of darkness.
“Deliver Us From Evil” has already garnered significant attention within the industry, earning the prestigious title of Diamond Spotlight Comic of the Month for May 2024. This accolade recognizes the exceptional quality and creative vision behind Breau’s latest work, cementing his status as one of New Brunswick’s most accomplished comic book writers.
In Issue 1 of “Deliver Us From Evil,”Filled with pulse-pounding action, supernatural intrigue, and Mattia Doghini’s breathtaking artwork, this debut issue sets the stage for an epic saga that will leave readers on the edge of their seats.
Peter Breau’s unparalleled storytelling prowess shines through in everyon of Mattia’s noiresque panels, weaving a tale of courage, redemption, and the timeless struggle between light and darkness. With collaborators like artist Mattia Doghini bringing his vivid imagination to life, “Deliver Us From Evil” promises to be a must-read for comic book enthusiasts and fantasy fans alike.
As the release date draws near, anticipation for “Deliver Us From Evil” #1 continues to build, with fans eagerly awaiting the opportunity to embark on this extraordinary adventure. Stay tuned for more updates and be sure to mark your calendars for May 22/24, when “Deliver Us From Evil” #1 hits stores everywhere comics are sold!
From a review by Simon Moore (Blax Kleric)
Writer: Peter Breau Artist: Mattia Doghini
Repeatedly interspersed with disconcerting glimpses into the historical depravity of mankind whenever steered by the whispered word of the Devil, Peter Breau’s plot for issue one of Deliver Us From Evil is probably best perused with the lights on and a stiff drink to hand. Indeed, it’s difficult to imagine a reader experiencing a more disturbing twenty-two-page periodical as they’re brutally thrown into the chaos-filled world of the mysterious Mister Lazar and the seemingly diabolical doings of D.R.E.D.D.
Foremost of these perturbances is probably the way in which Breau pens the lead protagonist effortlessly wandering through life without so much as a single care, no matter what horrifying situation it causes him to witness. Some within this book’s audience may well think that being arrested by the Police for multiple warrants and a subsequent thirteen-year prison sentence is grim going, especially when the writer does such a splendid job in describing the savage nature of the penitentiary’s hierarchy; “The Yard. A perverse adult version of Elementary School. It’s primal… Wolves and Sheep. But butchers don’t concern themselves with the opinions of wolves or sheep.”
However, such a violent environment pales into insignificance once Lazar has been transported to Montauk via a black operation’s helicopter and given a sight-seeing tour of the enigmatic facility’s numerous underground levels. This sequence is truly haunting and is simply packed full of glimpses into exotic extra-terrestrial worlds, prehistoric subsistence, nefarious governmental cover-ups, anthropomorphized felines and age-old science fiction tropes – all of which are both unnervingly familiar and freakishly flabbergasting.
https://previewsworld.com/Catalog/MAR241451
Just as discombobulating as this publication’s pleasing plot is Mattia Doghini’s engrossing artwork, which adds an incredible amount of atmosphere to the storytelling, courtesy of the artist’s heavily shadowed sketching style and the decision to boldly print the comic in just black and white. The illustrator’s double splash-page of Montauk’s interior is well worth the cost of this comic alone as it should take any perusing bibliophile an eternity to fully assimilate all the different dimensions it depicts. Whilst the sudden appearance of an amiable, talking sasquatch and ghoulish nun later in the narrative are prodigiously pencilled, with both characters being imbued with plenty of personality despite their extremely limited ‘screen-time’.
MEET THE TEAM:
Peter Breau, a distinguished comic book, screen, and fiction writer residing in Saint John with his wife Kelli and children Dante and Jaden, has emerged as the most professionally published comic book writer in New Brunswick throughout his dynamic 6-year career. He writes and has written for Lucky Comics, SecondSight Publishing LLC, Caliber Comics, Antarctic Press, and BloodMoon Comics LLC. Beyond his creative works, he has played integral roles as the Former Director of Social Media and Assistant Editor at Second-Verse Second Sight Publishing LLC and as the Editor of the Harvest of Horrors Anthology at Caliber Comics/Second Sight Publishing.
Accolades adorn Peter’s journey, including:
These Damn Kids#1 nominated for Canadian Indie Comic of the Year 2022
Spacie Award Finalist Indie Writer of the Year in 2017
Winner of the Fundy Fan Fest Character Creation Award
Nomination for the H.E.R.O.I.C. Award for Best Writer in 2023
Nomination for FandomBubble’s Indie Writer of the Year in 2022
Notable commercial successes include
“These Damn Kids” #1, a #34 bestselling comic on Diamond Previews Top 500
Harvest Of Horrors Anthology spending 7 weeks Top 100 on Amazon
“Mississippi Zombie 3” debuting at #1 on Amazon.
Furthermore, his story “Peerless Piker” with artist Monique McNaughton was archived by the Edgar Rice Burroughs Estate.
Peter’s portfolio showcases collaborations with accomplished artists such as Mattia Doghini and Jaden Breau, with ongoing series like “Deliver Us from Evil,” “These Damn Kids,” and “Mud and Madness” exemplifying his storytelling prowess. His influence extends beyond comics, with features in interviews by every major reputable podcast and comic book news site outlets like CBC Information Morning, CBC Shift, Recap Sequence, True North Country Comics Podcast, Bleeding Cool, Newsarama, and FirstComics.
Engaging actively in industry recognition, Peter served as a judge for ICA Awards, contributing to the acknowledgment and promotion of emerging talents. Currently immersed in the development of a CBC Mini-Series, Peter Breau remains dedicated to pushing the boundaries of storytelling, leaving an enduring mark on the comic book world and beyond. His creative journey is marked by a commitment to innovation, earning him distinctions such as Creator of the Month for Allied Legends and SSP Creator of the Month.
ART: MATTIA DOGHINI
Mattia Doghini is a comic artist and illustrator Born in 1992 and based in Italy. After graduating from the international school of comics in Rome he started collaborating for comic productions: series and antologies ranging from horror to action for both Italian and US productions. His work has gritty rought inks and expressive atmospheric shapes.
LETTERS: FRANCISCO ZAMORA
Francisco Zamora is a letterer and writer from Argentina. He’s a part of a small comic-book art studio named Nimbus Studio and works for several American independent publishers like Scout Comics, Argo Comics, Second Sight Publishing, Unparalleled Comics, Champion Comics, Atlas Studios and others.
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