Red Roots Volume 1 (Volume 1)

The lives of a professional killer and a high school teacher are bound by a terrifying, mysterious force in this explosive dark fantasy adventure.

Red Roots features a central puzzle-box mystery similar to The Mist but with an explosive genre-twist similar to The Cabin in the Woods and Oblivion Song. As the story unfolds, the lives of a professional killer and a high school teacher are bound by a terrifying, mysterious force. Each chapter takes readers deeper into a world of dark fantasy lore and plot-twisting revelations.

Collects issues #1-5.

Select praise for Red Roots:

"Red Roots is the shining example of what comics can be at their best. A wholly original concept with characters you are instantly invested in as they traverse a story with twists and turns you could never predict. This is the comic series you’ve been waiting your whole life for." —Robert Kirkman, Invincible, The Walking Dead

“Like nothing I’ve ever read before.” —Nerd Initiative

“Lorenzo De Felici leans into uncertainty, trusting readers to sit with the tension as two seemingly unrelated stories unfold side by side. The result is hypnotic, shifting between brutal action and unsettling quiet with ease. While it withholds answers, it replaces them with intrigue and unforgettable imagery, making it hard to put down and even harder to stop thinking about once it ends… Bold, exciting, and visually striking.” —AIPT

Lorenzo De Felici has been working as the artist and co-creator of OBLIVION SONG from Skybound Entertainment and Image Comics since 2015. Prior to his role with Skybound and Image, Lorenzo balanced work as an artist on the series INFINITY 8 for Rue De Sèvres, written by Dave Mourier and Lewis Trondheim, and on a sketchbook for Comixburo which he published. He also drew and colored a short story for Dylan Dog, co-written by Giovanni Masi. Previously, Lorenzo served as a cartoonist for DRAKKA (Ankama Editions) and DIDIER, both written by Frederic Brrémaud, and as a colorist for ORPHANS and DYLAN DOG, both by Sergio Bonelli Editore.