In the House of the Worm #4 (Avatar Comics, 2014)

The descent continues as the underground world becomes even more alien and unstable.

From writer George R. R. Martin, this adaptation pushes further into a subterranean cosmic horror setting where ancient, nonhuman forces shape the environment and distort perception. As the surface world decays, the buried realm asserts itself more strongly, warping reality and logic in increasingly unsettling ways.

Issue #4 follows the protagonist deeper into this oppressive underground landscape, where familiar structures and meaning begin to collapse. The deeper they go, the clearer it becomes that the world below is not empty—it is inhabited, aware, and fundamentally incomprehensible.

Atmospheric, surreal, and steadily unsettling, this issue continues the slow-burning descent into mythic 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+