The Book of Nosferatu: A Graphic Novel

The Book of Nosferatu tells the origin of the infamous vampiric monster Nosferatu.  You may think you know the story, set aside your assumptions, This tale is unlike any vampire tale you have read! Every monster has a beginning…

A full color 100 page+ hardcover NSFW tale of unrestrained gothic horror written by Michael Moreci (Barbaric & Dick Tracy) and illustrated by Todor Hristov (Stranger Things)!

Emil’s wife is missing. 

 

No one in his village will do anything about it. 

 

No one will even speak of it.

 

It’s like she never even existed. 

 

But she existed to Emil, and he’s going to get her back.

 

Emil’s wife didn’t simply vanish, she was taken. 

 

It’s the dark truth everyone knows, but no one will even dare speak of. It’s a curse, a blight, an unstoppable disease for which there is no treatment. 

 

But if you’re already dead—as Emil feels without the love of his life—what harm can he really suffer?

Interior Preview.

Take a look at Todor Hristov's beautiful art before lettering and colors!

More pages will be added throughout the campaign!

Todor's finished art for page 1:

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CREATORS

Michael Moreci is a screenwriter and bestselling comics author. His award-winning debut feature film, Revealer, premiered on Shudder in the summer of 2022. His second feature, Holiday Hold-Up, a crime comedy that Moreci co-directed/wrote, premiered on Peacock in 2024. In the comics space, Moreci is the creator of the acclaimed gothic horror series The Plot, the werewolf drama Curse, the existential space opera Wasted Space, and the smash-hit sword-and-sorcery series Barbaric,. He’s also written for numerous legendary characters and properties, including Star Wars, Rick and Morty, Batman, Stranger Things, and more, and he co-hosts The Filmographers Podcast.

Todor Hristov is a Bulgarian artist and illustrator of Stranger Things: Halloween Special, Kamchatka and The Voyage, and The Forever Maps. Born in the city of Karlovo in 1991, he graduated from the “Tsanko Lavrenov High School of Fine Arts” in Plovdiv  back 2010, and the same year went to study Printmaking at the “National Academy of Art” in Sofia.