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Scarenthood
  • Published: 5 January 2022
  • ISBN: 9781684058310
  • Imprint: IDW Publishing
  • Format: Paperback
  • Pages: 112
  • RRP: $32.99
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Scarenthood

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What's scarier: fighting demons or letting your kids down? That's what a group of parents will find out as their plans to solve the school's longstanding mystery lead to one parenting nightmare after another!

What's scarier: fighting demons or letting your kids down? That's what a group of parents will find out as their plans to solve the school's longstanding mystery lead to one parenting nightmare after another!

TO-DO LIST: Drop kids at preschool; Grab coffee with other parents; Go ghost-hunting in woods; Fight demonic entity; Collect kids; Naptime.

With the kids away on a field trip, a group of parents disturbs an ancient evil buried beneath the old Church Hall, unearthing a decades-old mystery about a missing child, and inviting something... hungry into their lives. Suddenly, their mornings go from playdates and peanut allergies, to a battle for the souls of one broken family--and one child in particular, in this original story that combines the highs of parenthood with horror movie scares.
  • Published: 5 January 2022
  • ISBN: 9781684058310
  • Imprint: IDW Publishing
  • Format: Paperback
  • Pages: 112
  • RRP: $32.99
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Praise for Scarenthood

"Brutally funny horror that finds genuine terror and honest messy humour in parenthood. I loved this." --Kieron Gillen (The Wicked & The Divine; Die)

"A wonderful comic with a great premise that is funny and creepy. The Irish comics scene is more fucked-up than we realized." --Gerry Duggan (Dead Eyes; Marauders; Deadpool)

"A true original. An uncanny mix of folklore horror, modern anxiety and black humour. It tickles a funnybone but by book's end, may leave another body part broken." --Declan Shalvey (Bog Bodies; Savagetown; Moon Knight)

"A blood-curdling blast of magical realism, perfect for parents and demonic entities in this world and the next." --Eoin Colfer (Artemis Fowl; High Fire; Illegal)

"One of my favorite first issues ever. So full of fun, great characters and beautiful art. You will love it." --Brian Lynch (Secret Life Of Pets; Monster Motors)

"Nick brought us robots and sadness with his Transformers work, now he brings us Rentaghost for a new generation with roughly the same amount of skill." --John Allison (Giant Days; Steeple)

"Brutally funny horror that finds genuine terror and honest messy humour in parenthood. I loved this." --Kieron Gillen (The Wicked & The Divine; Die)

"A wonderful comic with a great premise that is funny and creepy. The Irish comics scene is more fucked-up than we realized." --Gerry Duggan (Dead Eyes; Marauders; Deadpool)

"A true original. An uncanny mix of folklore horror, modern anxiety and black humour. It tickles a funnybone but by book's end, may leave another body part broken." --Declan Shalvey (Bog Bodies; Savagetown; Moon Knight)

"A blood-curdling blast of magical realism, perfect for parents and demonic entities in this world and the next." --Eoin Colfer (Artemis Fowl; High Fire; Illegal)

"One of my favorite first issues ever. So full of fun, great characters and beautiful art. You will love it." --Brian Lynch (Secret Life Of Pets; Monster Motors)

"Nick brought us robots and sadness with his Transformers work, now he brings us Rentaghost for a new generation with roughly the same amount of skill." --John Allison (Giant Days; Steeple)