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The Nightbreed Chronicles is a companion book to the movie that contains some behind-the-scenes pictures, and, most notably, short profiles of some of the ‘Breed, even characters who appeared for only a few seconds in the movie. Oddly, there are some who were more visible in the movie who aren’t included. I’m surely not the only one who would at least like to know the name of that lady who’s missing the lower half of her face. It’s out of print and I consider myself very lucky to own a copy—especially since, when my mother gave it to me for Christmas, she said she regretted having ordered it for me because it was “disgusting.” A lot of the pictures and text can be found floating around the Internet (or could in the past), but to me it’s special enough that it’s definitely worth owning an actual copy. I adore this book and in my humble opinion it’s home to some of the best writing Clive Barker has ever done.
Here are some recaps of a few of my favorite lesser-known ‘Breed, which tend to be the more “high concept” entries:
Radinka, whose eyes “record, but do not report,” so that her vision is permanently out of sync with the rest of her senses, so that she does not see events until long after they have happened.
Beloit Motto, a talented singer who murders anyone who mispronounces his name.
The Fabilu family, who are all aging backwards. The little boy is the father of the other two. Their mother “died of infancy,” and her remains continued to de-age until they separated into a sperm and an egg, and then disappeared.
Mexico, who hardly ever speaks, but is a notorious ladies’ man with countless illegitimate children.
Otis and Clay, a writer and a critic who really, really, really hates his novels, and they just happen to share the same body.
The Thrall, who somehow became genderless as the result of a really intense drug trip.
Kushnir Day, descended from a species who communicated through drumming because they were so ugly they couldn’t stand to be near each other.
Hey are the things on “night breed” covers actually literally in the comics or are they just cool metaphorical covers
There were a ton of original characters that only appeared in the 90s Nightbreed comics, which began by adapting the movie but then continued with original stories, and sadly got cut short after only 25 issues (plus the Nightbreed/Hellraiser crossover, “Jihad”!)
The guy in the first picture is called Oral, the crab guy at the bottom is called Dagon (if I remember correctly). The blue creature in the middle picture is from a one-off story about two fictional Mayan gods (or maybe just creatures that live in a Mayan temple); the other one is yellow and resembles a saber-toothed cat. If I remember correctly, they’re in love.
I adore the old Nightbreed comics, they don’t deserve to be so obscure. (The recent Boom! Studios series, which only lasted 12 issues, is kind of disappointing, unfortunately.)
There are ton more unique, creative monsters where these came from, but one of my favorites of the comics-original characters is Guido, who looks like a normal human and was an outcast among the other young Nightbreed because of it. However, he can remove his spine. He uses it as an emergency replacement fan belt in a car, and whatever else the situation requires. Guido was the second Nightbreed character to be canonically identified as gay, after Anastassjia, whose backstory is in the Nightbreed Chronicles and got elaborated on in the 2014 comic.
Gonna post some Nightbreed comics pics now. I was so excited when this one came in the mail. Finally Annastasjia gets a moment in the spotlight. But it wasn’t at all like I expected. Turns out she’s kind of an asshole.
(Annastasjia’s backstory is essentially as follows: she’s a movie star in the 1930s, becomes smitten with a woman she sees in a bar, gets in a fistfight as a result, gets a (pretty minor) scar from that, gets a skin graft to cover the scar, skin graft has a mind of its own)
Oral’s first appearance, in issue 6.
“But that’s why God gave old men dentures.”
The first appearance of Dennis Mulciber and his gang. Left to right: Dagon, Piglet, Mulciber, Aello, and Oral. Not pictured: Spiderbaby.
From Nightbreed #7. Love this page, love this badass crew.
Aello, named after a harpy of Greek myth (or maybe she IS the original harpy?) I’ve always been confused about why her hair is white on this cover, when it’s red everywhere else.
The gang watch a movie.
Even a witch prefers to use a Molotov cocktail sometimes.
“Aello likes older monsters!”
Lori really got her chance to shine in this series. In issue 10, she learned she could raise the dead with music, and in practically no time was reanimating a dinosaur from underneath a strip mall.
Now issue 13 is a weird one. It kicks off a Rawhead Rex crossover story arc featuring an Aleister Crowley knockoff who shits on people’s carpets, all with fully painted artwork. And then there’s Peloquin and series original Gallows trying to out-slut one another.
Then there was the time Peloquin, Kinski, Gallows, and Bloodybones - who doesn’t have any- broke in to a mini-golf course to get weapons (and a damn stylish hat.)
Oh, and, um, this issue was written by Lana Wachowski.
Boone at war with the previous saviors.
That is one sweet damn ride.