IDW Publishing Opens the Doors to Haunted Mansion with Original Graphic Novel

Celebrate the 50th Anniversary of Disneyland’s Spookiest Attraction with an All-New Illustrated Adventure

This September, IDW proudly welcomes “foolish mortals” of all ages to the Haunted Mansion Original Graphic Novel, a brand-new illustrated journey through the home of grim, grinning ghosts and other spectral surprises.

Written by Sina Grace (Iceman) with art by Egle Bartolini (Disney Princess Comics), this 72-page softcover brings ghoulish delights not only to middle grade readers (the 8-12 age range), but to each of our inner children as it revisits all our favorite happy haunts—the ghost host, Madame Leota, the singing busts, the hitchhiking ghosts, and many more!

Sina Grace says, "As someone who solemnly swears to have boarded a Doombuggy every Disneyland visit, I am utterly thrilled to join the 999 happy haunts with a story full of laughs, gasps, and a few surprises! The Haunted Mansion is one of the most iconic attractions in all of Disneyland, and I am so honored to be writing a tale commemorating its historic 50th anniversary."

The Haunted Mansion Original Graphic Novel is now available for pre-order via online booksellers and comic book speciality retailers. Visit www.comicshoplocator.com to find a store near you.

The Haunted Mansion OGN
by Sina Grace & Egle Bartolini
ISBN: 978-1-68405-607-1
$9.99 (US)
72-page, full color squarebound softcover, 6″ x 9″

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