When the only person you’ve ever loved dies, how far would you go to get them back?
Hob’s Lane is a three-issue mini-series examining the rapidly decaying life of John Tate, a recent widowed theoretical physicist whose world is spiraling dangerously out of control.
Tate is sure he can bring his murdered wife back, his research into parallel dimensions proves it, it’s all right there on his blackboard. But as he puts his plan into motion, and the bodies begin to pile up, Tate’s world soon collides with that of his old school friend, and now London cop, Doug Kendal.
This will not be an enjoyable reunion, and it isn’t long before they both find out that some things are best left undiscovered. That there are places where no one should go, where strangers are not welcome, where the abyss gazes back with hungry, grudging eyes.
In the end it’s all for love, and love might just be the end of it all.
Hob’s Lane is a three-issue mini-series examining the rapidly decaying life of John Tate, a recent widowed theoretical physicist whose world is spiraling dangerously out of control.
Tate is sure he can bring his murdered wife back, his research into parallel dimensions proves it, it’s all right there on his blackboard. But as he puts his plan into motion, and the bodies begin to pile up, Tate’s world soon collides with that of his old school friend, and now London cop, Doug Kendal.
This will not be an enjoyable reunion, and it isn’t long before they both find out that some things are best left undiscovered. That there are places where no one should go, where strangers are not welcome, where the abyss gazes back with hungry, grudging eyes.
In the end it’s all for love, and love might just be the end of it all.