Maura McHugh delves into the darker realms of human psychology, reimagining familiar tales with a distinctive gothic and mythological flair. Her work explores the unsettling boundary between reality and fantasy, weaving intricate narratives that captivate and disturb. McHugh possesses a unique ability to blend genres, drawing readers into worlds rich with imagination and profound insights into the human condition. Her distinctive voice offers a compelling exploration of the strange and the spectral.
Unlikely Revolutionaries
At the beginning of the Jazz Age in Paris, 1921, young French artist Jennifer Chevalier becomes embroiled in death, espionage and revolution which takes her across the three nations of France, England and Ireland. Ably assisted by the ghost of Oscar Wilde whose appearance reignites Jennifer's ability to communicate with the dead and sets in motion the first adventure of the most unusual supernatural detective duo in comic history.