Gravel #9 (2009) finds William Gravel grappling with the heavy mantle of leadership while danger brews both within and outside the circle of Britain's most powerful occultists. Crafted by Mike Wolfer from a concept by Warren Ellis, this issue dives headfirst into the morally grey realm of modern magic, where allies are never quite trustworthy, and every spell has a cost.

Now seated among the reformed Minor Seven, Gravel is far from comfortable. He's a man forged in combat, not consensus—and that makes him a threat. When tensions erupt and darker forces stir, he must rely on his instincts as much as his magical might to stay one step ahead. The narrative builds with slow-burning suspense, revealing just how fractured and fragile magical authority truly is.

Mike Wolfer’s artwork continues to deliver stark, moody visuals that perfectly mirror the bleak tone of the story. The fusion of modern military grit with age-old mysticism gives the series its distinct edge, making this issue essential reading for fans of occult noir and subversive fantasy.

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