Spirits

Beneath the surface of our everyday world, something ancient stirs—unseen, unspoken, and deeply tied to the threads of memory, love, and loss. The Soul Collector, an all-ages fantasy comic series by Colin Lor and Joseph Grabowski, steps into this invisible realm with heart, mystery, and a haunting sense of wonder.

At the center of the story is 12-year-old Will Thompson, a quiet kid who’s just beginning to see the things most people can’t—spirits. When his younger brother’s soul is stolen by an unseen force, Will’s world fractures, setting him on a journey that will test the boundaries of what it means to love, to grieve, and to fight for someone who's already slipping away. But this isn’t your typical good-versus-evil tale. Here, the supernatural is layered with nuance, spirits aren’t always what they seem, and even the bravest hearts carry fear.

What makes this series linger long after you’ve closed the book is its delicate balance between adventure and emotion. Rich with imaginative world-building, from shadowy spirit realms to ghost-laced landscapes, the story embraces its eerie charm without ever losing touch with its emotional core. The visual storytelling carries a dreamlike quality—sometimes light, sometimes unsettling—mirroring the journey of a boy straddling the line between two worlds.

With recognition like the Bleeding Cool Reader’s Choice Award for Best Supernatural Comic, this series is slowly carving out its space in the fantasy genre, resonating with readers looking for meaningful, magical narratives. The Soul Collector doesn’t shout to be heard—it simply opens the door to a world where the unseen matters, and lets you walk through at your own pace.

It’s a tale for anyone who’s ever felt the presence of something just beyond reach. Quietly powerful, gently spooky, and full of soul.