Description
Before the legend… there was a letter.
London, 1888. Whitechapel trembles under the shadow of brutal murders that no one can explain. The police search desperately for a killer who seems to vanish into the fog after every strike. The newspapers scream headlines. Fear moves through the streets like smoke.
But something else is stirring behind the scenes.
In the bustling offices of the Central News Agency, journalists chase the story of the century. Rumours swirl, theories multiply, and the public’s hunger for answers grows louder every day. The city wants a villain. The press wants a headline.
And somewhere in that storm of ink, ambition, and desperation… an idea is born.
A letter.
Mocking. Taunting. Written in a voice that seems to belong to the killer himself. It arrives addressed simply: Dear Boss. Inside, the author laughs at the police, hints at future horrors, and signs with a name the world has never heard before.
Jack the Ripper.
In a single moment, the unknown murderer gains an identity. Panic spreads like wildfire. The newspapers print the name. The public whispers it in terror. The legend takes shape.
But who truly created it?
Was it the killer claiming his fame?
A journalist chasing the ultimate scoop?
Or a calculated lie that spiralled far beyond anyone’s control?
Dear Boss — Issue #9 dives into the dangerous birth of a myth, revealing the people, motives, and choices that may have forged the most infamous name in criminal history.
Because monsters are terrifying.
But the stories we create about them… can last forever.
Expertly illustrated, this comic brings to life the tension and horror of London in 1888, giving readers a vivid look at the investigation, the people, and the unsolved mystery that continues to captivate the world. Perfect for true crime enthusiasts, comic lovers, and Jack the Ripper historians alike, this edition deepens the series with unforgettable storytelling and haunting visuals.
Don’t miss your chance to own Part 8 of this must-read series—The Demon Awaits
- Full-color illustrations with detailed, atmospheric artwork
- Accurate depiction of historical events and locations
- Continues the narrative of Jack the Ripper’s reign of terror in London
- Collectible edition as part of the Jack the Ripper Comic Series
- Suitable for ages 16 and up due to mature content
Uncover the truth. Unmask the legend. Join us as we journey into the heart of darkness and confront the terror that lurks in the shadows of Whitechapel.
