In the House of the Worm #3 (Avatar Comics, 2014) – Wraparound Variant Cover

The subterranean descent reaches a deeper, more disorienting stage as reality continues to unravel.

From writer George R. R. Martin, this adaptation expands its slow-burning cosmic horror narrative, following a journey into a buried world where ancient, nonhuman forces shape the environment and perception itself begins to fail. As the surface world decays further, the underground realm becomes increasingly dominant—and increasingly alive.

This Wraparound Variant Cover features panoramic artwork extending across the full cover, emphasizing the suffocating depth of the underground setting and the sense of an intelligence pressing in from all directions beneath the world.

Inside, the story pushes further into transformation, decay, and revelation, as the boundaries between observer and environment begin to blur in increasingly disturbing ways.

Atmospheric, surreal, and deeply unsettling, this issue continues the series’ methodical descent into subterranean cosmic horror.

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

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