Chin Music #1 – 2013 introduces readers to a gritty, genre-bending noir steeped in supernatural intrigue, written by Steve Niles and illustrated by the distinctively atmospheric Tony Harris. This premiere issue sets the stage for a pulpy, otherworldly tale of magic, murder, and mysticism, where gangsters and ancient powers clash on the rain-slicked streets of prohibition-era Chicago.

The story centres around a mysterious, near-mythical figure who walks between worlds — blending arcane forces and hard-boiled detective elements in a way only Niles can deliver. When he crosses paths with the wrong crowd, including historical figures and criminal kingpins, a brutal chain of events is unleashed, hinting at deeper conspiracies and hidden magics just below the surface of the city.

Tony Harris’s art is nothing short of mesmerising — layered with textures and shadows that perfectly evoke the smoky, dangerous vibe of 1930s noir. Every panel crackles with tension and otherworldly energy, drawing the reader into a setting that feels both familiar and wholly unique.

An excellent pick for fans of supernatural thrillers, period crime stories, or anyone looking to explore something fresh and boundary-pushing in the world of comics. This issue ships quickly, with robust protective packaging to ensure it arrives in excellent condition — perfect for collectors and readers alike.