Explore the Unknown in Far Down Below, a Thrilling New Miniseries from Mad Cave Studios, coming 2025
Mad Cave Studios is thrilled to announce FAR DOWN BELOW, a gripping 6-issue supernatural adventure series from acclaimed writer Christopher Condon (That Texas Blood, Green Arrow) and celebrated artist and colorist Gegê Schall (Made in Korea, Better Angels). This thrilling series invites readers on an unforgettable journey into the heart of Pennsylvania, where long-buried secrets and hidden dangers await discovery.
Featuring Cover A by Jacob Phillips (That Texas Blood) and Cover B by Eisner Award-winning artist Francesco Francavilla (The Black Beetle), Far Down Below promises a visually stunning and emotionally resonant experience. Prepare to uncover the mysteries of the Hollow Earth—because what lies far down below has the power to change everything.
FAR DOWN BELOW
Writer: Chris Condon – Artist: Gege Schall
Release Date: March 26th, 2025
Meet the Creators!
Writer, Chris Condon
Chris Condon is the writer of the ongoing Image Comics series That Texas Blood, as well as its acclaimed Wild West spinoff, The Enfield Gang Massacre. He is currently writing Green Arrow for DC Comics and Ultimate Wolverine for Marvel. He has a rescue pitbull named Obi who actually does most of the writing.
Artist, Gegê Schall
Barcelona-based brazilian author Gegê Schall has been making comics for over 20 years. You can see her work in books such as Made In Korea (Image Comics), Better Angels (Boom! Studios) and Chasing Echoes (Humanoids Inc), among many more. You can find her on her Patreon channel, and also challenging people to a Street Fighter match at your nearest arcade.
SNEAK PEEK!
If The Goonies had been penned by 1980s Stephen King, the result would be Far Down Below. This thrilling new series debuts on March 26th, 2025, and is now available for preorder!
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