Description
Step back into the shadows of Whitechapel with Issue 22 of Jack the Ripper: From Hell — a dark, atmospheric chapter in the series where history, mystery and terror collide.
At the heart of this issue is one of the most infamous pieces of correspondence in the entire Ripper case: the chilling “From Hell” letter sent to George Lusk, accompanied by half a human kidney. Its crude spelling, sinister tone and horrifying contents have made it one of the most disturbing artefacts connected to the murders.
Inside, the story moves through rain-soaked streets, police suspicion and mounting fear as the East End waits for the killer to strike again. This issue also features a haunting encounter with Joseph Merrick, the Elephant Man, bringing another unforgettable figure from Victorian London into the unfolding story.
With richly detailed artwork, period atmosphere and a brooding sense of menace on every page, Issue 22 continues the descent into the darkest corners of 1888.
For collectors, Ripper enthusiasts and lovers of Victorian crime history, this is an issue not to miss.
Jack the Ripper: From Hell — Issue 22. Enter Whitechapel. Follow the clues. Face the darkness.
Available now — secure your copy before it disappears.
- Full-colour 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.
