In the House of the Worm #3 (Avatar Comics, 2014)

The descent into subterranean horror continues as reality becomes increasingly unstable beneath a dying world.

From writer George R. R. Martin, this adaptation expands its slow-burning cosmic horror narrative, following a journey deep underground where ancient, nonhuman forces reshape perception and logic itself. As the surface world continues to decay, the buried world grows more dominant—and more incomprehensible.

Issue #3 pushes further into this oppressive underground environment as the protagonist encounters increasingly distorted spaces, fragmented understanding, and signs that the depths are not empty—but inhabited by something far older and more aware than humanity.

Atmospheric, surreal, and deeply unsettling, this issue continues the series’ steady descent into subterranean cosmic 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+