"Devil In The Herd" Launches May 2026 | Minneapolis College of Art and Design

"Devil In The Herd" Launches May 2026

April 10, 2026
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Katelyn Windel's Devil In The Herd #1 launches in Invader Comics' May 2026

Devil In The Herd, a horror western by Katelyn Windels ’18, launches from Invader Comics' May 2026. Katelyn Windels is a New Mexico-based comic book artist, illustrator, writer, and graphic designer. She’s built a following through cons and podcasts and specialises in spooky, horror-infused, and pop culture-inspired work.

Devil In the Herd’s Kickstarter raised over $14,000 against their original $1,888 goal. The 50-page supernatural horror western comic she wrote and illustrated blends folklore, stark horror elements, and Old West vibes, with demonic possession in a herd of cattle leading to chilling consequences

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