In the House of the Worm #2 (Avatar Comics, 2014)

The descent continues deeper into subterranean horror and cosmic decay.

From writer George R. R. Martin, this adaptation of mythic horror expands its unsettling journey beneath a dying world where ancient, inhuman forces stir in the dark. As the surface world continues to degrade, the horrors below begin to assert their presence more openly, warping perception and reality.

Issue #2 pushes further into the underground narrative as the protagonist’s understanding of their surroundings becomes increasingly unreliable. Strange transformations, buried histories, and nonhuman intelligence begin to surface, suggesting that what lies beneath is not merely ancient—but aware.

Atmospheric, oppressive, and deeply surreal, this issue intensifies the slow-burning descent into cosmic and subterranean horror.

Creative Team:
Writer: George R. R. Martin
Artist: Ivan Rodriguez
Colorist: Digikore Studios
Letterer: Simon Bowland

Publisher: Avatar Press
Release Date: 2014
Pages: 32
Recommended Age Group: Mature 18+