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Harrow County
Cover of Harrow County #1 (May 2015). Art by Tyler Crook.
Publication information
PublisherDark Horse Comics
ScheduleMonthly
FormatOngoing
GenreHorror
Publication dateMay 2015 – June 2018
No. of issues32
Creative team
Created byCullen Bunn
Tyler Crook
Written byCullen Bunn
Tyler Crook (Tales of Harrow County)
Artist(s)Tyler Crook
Letterer(s)Tyler Crook
Colorist(s)Tyler Crook
Collected editions
1. Countless HaintsISBN 9781616557805
2. Twice ToldISBN 9781616559007
3. Snake DoctorISBN 9781506700717
4. Family TreeISBN 9781506701417
5. AbandonedISBN 9781506701905
6. Hedge MagicISBN 9781506702087
7. Dark Times A’ComingISBN 9781506703978
8. Done Come BackISBN 9781506706634

Harrow County is an American comic book series that ran from 2015 to 2018. It was created by writer Cullen Bunn and artist Tyler Crook, and published by Dark Horse Comics.

Characters

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Emmy Crawford
An eighteen-year-old young woman and witch, presumed to be the reincarnation of the witch Hester Beck. She has godlike abilities that allow her to reshape reality at will.
Bernice Anderson
Emmy's best friend, granddaughter of Riah Anderson, and student of Lovey Belfont. She lives in the Black community of Mason's Hollow. She is the protagonist of the sequel series Tales from Harrow County.
Kammi
Emmy's evil twin sister and one of the primary antagonists of the series. She grew up in New York City.
Isaac Crawford
Emmy's adoptive father. He was created by Hester and was one of the townsfolk that murdered her.
Lady Lovey Belfont
An old woman that has spent her life capturing the servants of Hester Beck. She lives alone in Mason's Hollow, where she is shunned by her community for being a witch. She teaches hedge magic to Bernice and tasks her with protecting Harrow County.

Haints

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The Skinless Boy / The Tattered Skin
Emmy's mute familiar. He was summoned from the nightmares of a child. Emmy carries his skin around in her satchel and he whispers secrets to her.
Priscilla
A goblin that befriends Emmy.

The Family

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Malachi
The head of the Family in the old days, until he became the Abandoned and settled in Harrow County.
Hester Beck
The primary antagonist of the series. She was a god-like witch who was killed by her own creations. Of all of Malachi's children, she was the youngest and his favorite.
Amaryllis
A kindly old woman and the most powerful in the family. Like Hester, she was capable of bending all of reality to her will. Hester murdered and cannibalized her to gain her powers.
Odessa
The head of the family after Malachi leaves. She has a connection to the woods and their animals.
Levi
A psychopomp. He guides the dead to the afterlife. When Malachi was the head of the family, Levi would try to find ways to undermine him.

Other Family members include Mildred, Willa, Kaine, Corbin, and Old Buck.

Publication history

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Harrow County

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Harrow County began as a serialized prose story called Countless Haints, written by Cullen Bunn and released on his website.[1] Countless Haints ran for ten chapters before it was retired. Later the story was repurposed as an ongoing comic with artist and co-creator Tyler Crook. The main character Madrigal was renamed Emmy, the time period was shifted from present day to the 1930s, and the location was changed from Ahmen's Landing to Harrow County.

When Bunn began working on the series, he wrote the first two arcs so that they told a fairly complete story, though he hoped Harrow County would be popular enough to become an ongoing series. Crook chose to do the book in watercolors to get away from the computer and to make the project more fun for himself. As part of the promotional material for the comic, he created a special ordering form and made process videos showcasing his watercolors.[2] He even wrote music for the first two arcs.[3]

During Harrow County’s run, Cullen Bunn and Tyler Crook regularly shared their process in a column called The Harrow County Observer,[4] Tyler Crook's YouTube channel,[5] and in the extensive sketchbook sections of the trade paperback collections.

Harrow County issues
Story Arc Issue Release Date Story Art Extras
Countless
Haints 		#1[6][7][8] May 13, 2015
Second Printing:
June 17, 2015
Halloween ComicFest:
October 29, 2016 		Cullen Bunn ART: Tyler Crook
COVER: Tyler Crook
Jason Latour (HeroesCon variant)
Jeff Lemire (Four Color Grails variant)
Tyler Crook (Second printing)
Tyler Crook (Halloween ComicFest)
  • Tales of Harrow County: Baptism
  • Let's Talk About the Tree (essay)
#2[9] June 10, 2015 Tyler Crook
  • Tales of Harrow County: What was Lost
  • Let's Talk About Ghosts (essay)
  • Pinup by Joëlle Jones
#3[10] July 8, 2015
  • Tales of Harrow County: All Hallows' Eve
  • Sleeping with Water Moccasins (essay)
  • Pinup by Shane White
#4[11] August 12, 2015
  • Let's Talk About the Farmhouse (essay)
Twice
Told 		#5[12] September 9, 2015 Cullen Bunn Tyler Crook
  • Tales of Harrow County: The Bat House
  • El Guapo, Ghost of Tower Plaza (essay)
  • Pinup by Cat Farris
#6[13] October 14, 2015
  • Tales of Harrow County: The Hunter
  • Letters column
  • Pinup by JOK
#7[14] November 11, 2015
  • Tales of Harrow County: Daughters
  • Letters column
  • Pinup by Bryan Fyffe
#8[15] December 9, 2015
  • Tales of Harrow County: Mold
  • Letters column
Snake
Doctor 		#9[16][17] February 10, 2016 Cullen Bunn ART: Carla Speed McNeil
COLORS: Jenn Manley Lee
LETTERING & COVER: Tyler Crook
  • Tales of Harrow County: Friends
#10[18] March 9, 2016 Cullen Bunn Tyler Crook
  • Tales of Harrow County: The Butcher
#11[19] April 13, 2016
  • Tales of Harrow County: Haint Train
  • Fear and Love of the Devil Himself (essay)
  • Letters column
#12[20] May 11, 2016 Cullen Bunn ART: Hannah Lavender
COVER: Tyler Crook
  • Tales of Harrow County: The Holler
Family
Tree 		#13[21] June 8, 2016 Cullen Bunn Tyler Crook
  • Tales of Harrow County: The Butler (Part 1)
  • Letters column
#14[22] July 13, 2016
  • Tales of Harrow County: The Butler (Part 2)
  • Letters column
#15[23] August 10, 2016
  • Tales of Harrow County: The Butler (Part 3)
  • Letters column
#16[24] September 14, 2016
  • Tales of Harrow County: The Butler (Part 4)
  • Letters column
Abandoned #17[25] October 19, 2016 Cullen Bunn ART: Carla Speed McNeil
COLORS: Jenn Manley Lee
LETTERING & COVERS: Tyler Crook
  • Tales of Harrow County: The Tithe
  • Letters column
#18[26] November 23, 2016
  • Tales of Harrow County: Priscilla (Part 1)
  • Letters column
#19[27] December 28, 2016 Cullen Bunn Tyler Crook
  • Tales of Harrow County: Priscilla (Part 2)
  • Letters column
#20[28] January 25, 2017
  • Tales of Harrow County: Priscilla (Part 3)
  • Letters column
Hedge
Magic 		#21[29] March 8, 2017 Cullen Bunn Tyler Crook
  • Tales of Harrow County: Priscilla (Part 4)
#22[30] April 12, 2017
  • Tales of Harrow County: Worship Music
#23[31] May 10, 2017
  • Tales of Harrow County: The Possum Lady
#24[32] June 14, 2017
  • The Devil's Hoof Prints (essay)
Dark Times
A’Coming 		#25[33] September 13, 2017 Cullen Bunn Tyler Crook
  • Granddad's Rocking Chair (essay)
#26[34] October 11, 2017
  • Tales of Harrow County: Exterminator
#27[35] November 8, 2017
  • Tales of Harrow County: Combine
#28[36] December 13, 2017
  • Tales of Harrow County: The Radio
Done
Come
Back 		#29[37] March 21, 2018 Cullen Bunn Tyler Crook
  • Tales of Harrow County: Henry
  • Church Camp, Broken Pinky-Toe, and Floating Coffins (essay)
#30[38] April 25, 2018
  • Tales of Harrow County: Scripture
#31[39] May 30, 2018 —
#32[40] June 27, 2018

Tales of Harrow County

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Most issues of Harrow County include Tales of Harrow County backup stories. This extra material is only collected in the hardcover library editions.[41] The one-page story "Lovelorn" (story by Cullen Bunn, art by Tyler Crook) was accidentally left out of Harrow County #31, so Dark Horse Comics debuted it as a free online comic.[42]

Tales of Harrow County short stories
Title Story Art Colors Appeared in
Baptism Cullen Bunn Owen Gieni Harrow County #1
What was Lost Harrow County #2
All Hallows' Eve Harrow County #3
The Bat House Tyler Crook Ma'at Crook Harrow County #5
The Hunter Harrow County #6
Daughters Tyler Crook Cat Farris Harrow County #7
Mold Simon Roy Harrow County #8
Friends Jessica Mahon Harrow County #9
The Butcher David Rubín Harrow County #10
Haint Train Kate Leth Harrow County #11
The Holler Kel McDonald Harrow County #12
The Butler Brian Hurtt Matt Kindt Harrow County #13–16
The Tithe Cullen Bunn Owen Gieni Harrow County #17
Priscilla Tyler Crook Aud Koch Harrow County #18–21
Worship Music Chris Schweizer Harrow County #22
The Possum Lady Harrow County #23
Exterminator Tyler Crook Alise Gluškova Harrow County #26
Combine Harrow County #27
The Radio Rhiannon Rasmussen-Silverstein Christianne Goudreau Harrow County #28
Henry Tyler Crook Harrow County #29
Scripture Tyler Crook Cat Farris Harrow County #30
Lovelorn Cullen Bunn Tyler Crook Dark Horse blog[42]

Tales from Harrow County

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On September 10, 2019, Dark Horse Comics announced the spinoff series Tales from Harrow County (not to be confused with the Tales of Harrow County short stories). The series was initially announced as a way to tell stories with different main characters from many different time periods of Harrow County. Misfit City artist Naomi Franquiz drew the first miniseries, Death's Choir, with Bernice as the protagonist.[43] Emily Schnall later joined the Tales from Harrow County team for the second arc.[44]

Tales from Harrow County issues
Story Arc Issue Release Date Story Art
Death's
Choir 		#1[45][46] December 18, 2019 Cullen Bunn Naomi Franquiz
LETTERING: Tyler Crook
COVERS: Naomi Franquiz
Tyler Crook (variants)
#2[47][48] January 15, 2020
#3[49][50] February 12, 2020
#4[51][52] March 11, 2020
Fair Folk #1[53][54] July 21, 2021 Cullen Bunn Emily Schnall
LETTERING: Tyler Crook
COVERS: Emily Schnall
Tyler Crook (variants)
#2[55][56] August 18, 2021
#3[57][58] September 22, 2021
#4[59][60] October 20, 2021
Lost Ones #1[61][62] May 11, 2022 Cullen Bunn Emily Schnall
LETTERING: Tyler Crook
COVERS: Emily Schnall
Tyler Crook (variants)
#2[63][64] June 15, 2022
#3[65][66] July 13, 2022
#4[67][68] August 17, 2022

Trade paperbacks

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The trade paperback collections of Harrow County generally come out around four to five months after the final issue of the arc being collected.

Trade paperbacks
Series Volume Title Release Date Material collected Extras ISBN
Harrow County
1 Countless Haints[69] December 2, 2015 Harrow County #1–4
  • 24-page sketchbook
  • The original Countless Haints prose story from Cullen Bunn's blog
 9781616557805
2 Twice Told[70] April 13, 2016 Harrow County #5–8
  • 17-page sketchbook
 9781616559007
3 Snake Doctor[71] September 14, 2016 Harrow County #9–12
  • 35-page sketchbook
 9781506700717
4 Family Tree[72] January 25, 2017 Harrow County #13–16
  • 9-page sketchbook
  • Issue #15 script and layouts
 9781506701417
5 Abandoned[73] May 24, 2017 Harrow County #17–20
  • 18-page sketchbook
 9781506701905
6 Hedge Magic[74] October 11, 2017 Harrow County #21–24
  • 6-page sketchbook
  • 8-page bestiary
 9781506702087
7 Dark Times A’Coming[75] March 21, 2018 Harrow County #25–28
  • 5-page sketchbook
 9781506703978
8 Done Come Back[76] October 3, 2018 Harrow County #29–32
  • Afterword by Cullen Bunn and Tyler Crook
 9781506706634
Tales from
Harrow County
1 Death's Choir[77] July 8, 2020 Tales from Harrow County: Death's Choir #1–4
  • 7-page sketchbook
  • Cover gallery
 9781506716817
2 Fair Folk[78] March 23, 2022 Tales from Harrow County: Fair Folk #1–4
  • 7-page sketchbook
  • Cover gallery
 9781506722610
3 Lost Ones[79] January 4, 2023 Tales from Harrow County: Lost Ones #1–4
  • 8-page sketchbook
  • Cover gallery
 9781506729954

Library editions

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After Harrow County finished, Dark Horse Comics announced that the series would be recollected in library editions. These hardcover volumes print the comics at a larger size and collect all the special features from both the original issues and the trade paperback collections.

Hardcover library editions
Title Release Date Material collected Extras ISBN
Harrow County
Volume One[80] 		November 14, 2018
  • Harrow County #1–8
  • Countless Haints special features
  • Twice Told special features
  • Tales of Harrow County
    • Baptism
    • What was Lost
    • All Hallows' Eve
    • The Bat House
    • The Hunter
    • Daughters
    • Mold
  • Essays:
    • Let's Talk About the Tree
    • Let's Talk About Ghosts
    • Sleeping with Water Moccasins
    • Let's Talk About the Farmhouse
    • El Guapo, Ghost of Tower Plaza
 9781506710648
Harrow County
Volume Two[81] 		March 20, 2019
  • Harrow County #9–16
  • Illustrated introduction by Chris Schweizer
  • Snake Doctor special features
  • Family Tree special features
  • Tales of Harrow County
    • Friends
    • Haint Train
    • The Holler
    • The Butler
    • The Butcher
  • Essays:
    • Fear and Love of the Devil Himself
 9781506710655
Harrow County
Volume Three[82] 		July 24, 2019
  • Harrow County #17–24
  • Illustrated introduction by Chris Schweizer
  • Abandoned special features
  • Hedge Magic special features
  • Tales of Harrow County
    • The Tithe
    • Priscilla
    • Worship Music
    • The Possum Lady
  • Essays:
    • The Devil's Hoof Prints
  • New sketchbook material
 9781506710662
Harrow County
Volume Four[83] 		October 23, 2019
  • Harrow County #25–32
  • Illustrated introduction by Chris Schweizer
  • Dark Times A’Coming special features
  • Done Come Back special features
  • Tales of Harrow County
    • Exterminator
    • Combine
    • The Radio
    • Henry
    • Scripture
    • Lovelorn
  • Essays:
    • Granddad's Rocking Chair
    • Church Camp, Broken Pinky-Toe, and Floating Coffins
 9781506710679
Tales from Harrow County
Volume One[84] 		October 5, 2022
  • Tales from Harrow County:
    Death's Choir     #1–4
  • Tales from Harrow County:
    Fair Folk     #1–4
  • Death's Choir special features
  • Fair Folk special features
 9781506722764

Omnibus editions

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In 2020, Harrow County was recollected in paperback omnibus editions. These editions do not include any special material.

Paperback omnibus editions
Title Release Date Material collected ISBN
Harrow County
Omnibus One[85] 		January 6, 2021 Harrow County #1–16 9781506719917
Harrow County
Omnibus Two[86] 		June 30, 2021 Harrow County #17–32 9781506719917

Complete collection

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In 2024, the original run of Harrow County was collected in a single oversized hardcover volume along with all the special features from previous collections and a gallery of the library covers. Tyler Crook designed a new cover and slipcase for the collection, which was made to look like the drawer Emmy hides the tattered skin in Harrow County #2.[87][88]

Reception

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Critical reception

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At the review aggregator website Comic Book Roundup, Harrow County and Tales from Harrow County have received an average score of 8.4 out of 10 based on 205 reviews, with the final issue of the original series averaging at 9.5.[89] In the years since the original series ended, it has shown up on numerous recommended reads and best-of lists for horror comics.[90][91][92][93][94][95][96]

Awards

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Year Award Category Nominee Result Ref.
2015 Bram Stoker Awards Graphic Novel Harrow County – Volume 1: Countless Haints Nominated
[97]
2016 Eisner Awards Best New Series Cullen Bunn and Tyler Crook Nominated
[98]
Ghastly Awards Best Ongoing Title Cullen Bunn and Tyler Crook Won
[99]
Best Writer Cullen Bunn Won
Best Artist Tyler Crook Won

Soundtrack

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Harrow County
Harrow County Volume 1 album cover
Soundtrack album by
Tyler Crook
ReleasedApril 13, 2015 (Volume 1)[100]
April 30, 2016 (Volume 2)[101]
GenreBook soundtrack

In 2015, Tyler Crook released a book soundtrack of Harrow County, a month before Harrow County #1 came out. The music was meant to accompany the series' first arc, Countless Haints, with track titles referencing specific moments.[102] A second volume for the Twice Told arc came out the following year.

The soundtrack was repurposed in 2022 for GraphicAudio's Harrow County audio dramas.[103]

Track listing

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All tracks are written by Tyler Crook

Volume 1
No.TitleLength
1."Countless Haints"3:22
2."The Dying Calf"3:49
3."Pa"4:19
4."Out in the Woods"2:42
5."The Skinless Boy"2:45
6."Under the Trees"3:02
7."Waking the Graveyard"1:30
8."The Abandoned"3:12
Total length:24:41
Volume 2
No.TitleLength
1."Harrow County Theme"5:00
2."Summer on the Farm"2:49
3."The Creatures of the Forest & The Farm"3:07
4."What About Kammi"2:01
5."Priscilla of the Mill"3:29
6."A Picnic for the Abandoned"2:23
7."Hester Beck"1:16
Total length:20:05

Adaptations

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Audio drama

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In April 2021, Dark Horse Comics announced that they had entered into a multi-year agreement with GraphicAudio to create audio dramas of their comics.[104] The announcement of Harrow County being adapted came the following year in August.[105] The audio drama was released across two volumes, the first on September 26, 2022[106] and the second on Halloween a month later.[107]

Bunn had long wanted an audio drama of the series and had even been pushing for an audio drama adaption before the GraphicAudio deal happened. Director and adaption writer Scott McCormick selected Harrow County after Dark Horse sent him the first four issues and he became enamored with the narrator's voice. In adapting the story, McCormick kept Bunn's dialogue for the characters, but had to augment and write additional material for the narrator. Crook's book soundtrack was used for the music in the audio drama, though sound designer Abby Rose Raetz also wrote additional pieces inspired by Crook's music.[105]

Board Game

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On October 5, 2022, Off the Page Games launched a Kickstarter campaign for Harrow County: The Game of Gothic Conflict. Designed by Jay Cormier and Shad Miller, the game also features original art by Tyler Crook and "flavor text" in the cards and instructions by Cullen Bunn. It is set to debut some time in late 2023.[108]

Television

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As part of a first look deal between Universal Cable Productions and Dark Horse, a Harrow County television series was in development as of 2015.[109]

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