IDW’s Dark Spaces: Good Deeds Coming May 17

9 Comments | comic books, comics, dark spaces, dark spaces good deeds, Horror, IDW | By Peter Paltridge | April 6, 2023 | 2 minutes of reading

Last year IDW started an anthology series of horror stories they call Dark Spaces. Each volume will contain one standalone character-driven story created by writers and artists that are fresh to the industry. Today IDW announced the second miniseries, Good Deeds, will be published later this spring. It follows the first mini in the series, Wildfire.

The story is about a mother and daughter who move to the historic yet remote town of St. Augustine, Florida and find it hard to fit in. Rebecca (the mother) and Cheyenne (the daughter) feel ostracized from the community, but perhaps that’s a good thing. Members of the town are staring to to die one by one, and no one knows why. Perhaps Cheyenne and Rebecca can get to the bottom of this supernatural mystery — before they become the next victims.

Dark Spaces: Good Deeds is written by filmmaker and author Che Grayson (Batman: Urban Legends) and drawn by Kelsey Ramsay (a comic about Joan Jett & the Blackhearts). Che’s resume is a lot more impressive than Kelsey’s; Che has written for IDW, Image and DC previously, as well as projects from Netflix, Blue Sky Studios and Nickelodeon. We’re not sure what makes them “fresh to the industry” but whatever.

The first issue of Dark Spaces: Good Deeds will be out May 17. IDW has provided three preview pages, and they look awesome:

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Maple3124

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#1 Apr 07, 2023

The Art style is not for me I really don't like the coloring and dim looking character designs.

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Blazingeriffic!

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#2 Apr 07, 2023

sink my teeth into this supernatural mystery! I love a good horror story, and IDW's Dark Spaces never disappoints. Plus, with Che Grayson working on it too, I know will be good.elsey Ramsay's art looks stunning, and I'm excited to see what she brings to the table in Dark Spaces: Good Deeds.

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Mulan_Rouge

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#3 Apr 07, 2023

I have a soft spot for mother-daughter stories, especially when they involve supernatural elements. Rebecca and Cheyenne's struggle to fit in with the community already has me hooked. I can't wait to see how they uncover the mystery behind the town's strange deaths

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EverythingisAwesome

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#4 Apr 07, 2023

I love that IDW is giving new writers and artists a chance to shine in Dark Spaces. Che Grayson's previous work with DC and Image already has me intrigued, and I'm excited to see how she tackles a horror story. Plus, with IDW's track record, I have no doubt it'll be amazing.

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Laza

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#5 Apr 07, 2023

I'm a big fan of IDW's Dark Places series, so Good Deeds has my undivided attention. I'm curious to see how Che Grayson, a fantastic storyteller, blends a mother-daughter story with unearthly dread. Dark Spaces: Good Deeds looks like a fantastic addition to my collection of horror comics, and I'm always searching for fresh and fascinating ones.

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arunima

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#6 Apr 08, 2023

The artwork here looks so creepy and that means that it does complete justice for a horror dark story. The story plot also sounds interesting and it would keep the interest alive in the audience to see if the mother daughter duo could reach to the bottom of the mystery and save themselves. Or did they too fall prey?
It would be bone chilling to wait and watch how the horror unfolds.

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Stella

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#7 Apr 08, 2023

I'm praising its unique concept and emotional storytelling. The series has been described as a mix of horror, comedy, and drama. This is good news, I cannot wait to watch it when it is released.

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#8 Apr 08, 2023

The artwork here looks so creepy and that means that it does complete justice for a horror dark story. The story plot also sounds interesting and it would keep the interest alive in the audience to see if the mother daughter duo could reach to the bottom of the mystery and save themselves. Or did they too fall prey?
It would be bone chilling to wait and watch how the horror unfolds.

I completely agree that the artwork conveys a sense of spookiness, which would be fitting for a horror storyline. The plot of a mother and daughter trying to solve a mystery while also trying to save themselves adds an intriguing layer of suspense. It definitely keeps the audience engaged and wondering what will happen next. I couldn't agree more, waiting to see how the horror unfolds would be absolutely bone-chilling.

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#9 Apr 10, 2023

I have a soft spot for mother-daughter stories, especially when they involve supernatural elements. Rebecca and Cheyenne's struggle to fit in with the community already has me hooked. I can't wait to see how they uncover the mystery behind the town's strange deaths

Mother-daughter stories are always exciting and when paired with supernatural elements, they become even more intriguing. Rebecca and Cheyenne's journey and quest to unravel the town's mysteries. I am also hoping to see more exciting twists and turns in the story.

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