CRADLE OF FILTH (2022)
In the ruined halls of the Maledictus Athenaeum lie occult histories, sealed records, and cursed artifacts-this unholy archive explores the far corners of Cradle Of Filth's musical legacy, a vast universe of Ageless Vampires, Mythical Creatures and Vengeful Gods. Within this hidden vault, we revisit Under Huntress Moon, a hymn to the beauty of the moon, as personified by the celestial huntress Diana.
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CRADLE OF FILTH #2 CVR A CHRISTENSEN
In the ruined halls of the Maledictus Athenaeum lie occult histories, sealed records, and cursed artifacts-this unholy archive explores the far corners of Cradle Of Filth's musical legacy, a vast universe of Ageless Vampires, Mythical Creatures and Vengeful Gods. Within this hidden vault, we revisit Under Huntress Moon, a hymn to the beauty of the moon, as personified by the celestial huntress Diana.
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CRADLE OF FILTH #3 CVR A HETRICK
In the ruined halls of the Maledictus Athenaeum lie occult histories, sealed records, and cursed artifacts-this unholy archive explores the far corners of Cradle Of Filth's musical legacy. Inspired by "Bathory Aria" and "Cruelty and the Beast," this issue takes you inside the walls of Cachtice Castle, where the cries of anguish intermingle with those of ecstasy, as the Countess Elizabeth Bathory sheds virgin blood!
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CRADLE OF FILTH #4 CVR A HETRICK
In the ruined halls of the Maledictus Athenaeum lie occult histories, sealed records, and cursed artifacts-this unholy archive explores the far corners of Cradle Of Filth's musical legacy. Inspired by "King in the Woods," from the album Hammer of the Witches, this issue also includes an original poem by Dani Filth, accompanied by lavish paintings.
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CRADLE OF FILTH #5 CVR A MENTON3
In the ruined halls of the Maledictus Athenaeum lie occult histories, sealed records, and cursed artifacts-this unholy archive explores the far corners of Cradle of Filth's musical legacy. Inspired by the album "Darkly, Darkly, Venus Aversa," this issue explores the legend of Lilith through the lens of a tragic romance.