Hello Darkness (2024)

Hello Darkness #20

BOOM! Studios Direct Reserve Jenny Frison Black & White Virgin Variant

Boom! Studios · April 2026

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About this issue

Writer: Chris Roberson, Jorge Corona, Lauren Knight, Robert Hack, and Sam Humphries
Colorist: Galaad
Letterer: Jodie Troutman, Pat Brosseau, and Simon Bowland
Cover: Dillon Snook, Jenny Frison, Miguel Mercado, and Rebeca Puebla
Editor: Sebastian Girner
Assistant Editor: Maya Bollinger
Consulting Editor: David Mariotte and Elizabeth Brei
Designer: Grace Park

Cover date: April 2026
On sale: 8 April 2026
Cover price: $5.99
UPC: 84428401112920071
Pages: 48
Rating: Unknown

No rest for the wicked! Hello Darkness is back for another collection of mind-bending horror. If you were still thinking of getting a good night’s rest this month, kiss those ZZZ's goodbye! It’s the bottom of the ninth level of hell in "Cassie, Part III," the final inning of Sam Humphries and Eleonora Carlini’s all-satanic-girl baseball smash hit. In "Away Message," Jorge Corona (Transformers) takes a man who just wanted to get away from it all to the edge of his own private apocalypse. And "The Thread" by Lauren Knight, in which a simple act of personal grooming takes a turn so gruesome you’ll skip lunch for the next week.