Jim Bishop’s Infantoms

Our friends at Magnetic Press and Oni Press are teaming up to bring Jim Bishop’s INFANTOMS to English‑language readers, and we’re excited to debut some exclusive page reveals from this hauntingly gorgeous graphic novel.

Bishop has already earned a reputation as one of Europe’s most visionary young creators, and INFANTOMS shows exactly why. This book is a fever dream of emotion and atmosphere—equal parts surreal fantasy, intimate character study, and visual spectacle. Every page feels handcrafted, layered with symbolism and texture, and tinged with a sense of wonder tinged with dread. It’s the kind of comic that pulls you in with beauty and keeps you there with heart.

Magnetic and Oni Press Presents

With Magnetic and Oni bringing this work to a wider audience, readers are about to discover a world where imagination and fear collide in ways only Bishop could conjure. And today, we’re giving you a first look at pages that showcase the book’s stunning visual language and its uncanny ability to make the fantastical feel deeply personal.

So settle in. The shadows are stirring, the colors are humming, and the world of INFANTOMS is ready to reveal itself—one breathtaking page at a time.

Illustrated cover of "Infantoms" showing a person with spots on their face, mouth wide open, revealing a shadowy figure inside, surrounded by numerous blue eyes.

A student plays a recorder in front of a classroom while others watch; a teacher comments on her practice, and another student knocks on the classroom door. A student with braids and overalls talks to a pink-haired student in class; they interact at their desks while other students work around them. A student excitedly greets another, who is then confronted by a serious girl about giving someone bruises; the conversation becomes tense as the girl demands honesty. A boy with pink hair and a girl with black hair talk in a hallway; they discuss finding someone, with the boy expressing reluctance and the girl insisting they try. A comic page shows two people talking outside an apartment door, speaking with a man peering through the peephole, against a backdrop of apartment buildings at sunset. Comic page showing two kids talking to a man with a distorted face peering through a door, expressing urgency and suspicion in a tense hallway scene.

A Glimpse…

Jim Bishop’s work is the kind of storytelling that lingers long after you turn the page, and seeing these sequences in their full, restored glory only reinforces how singular his voice is. Magnetic Press and Oni Press are delivering something truly special here: a book that feels intimate and epic, dreamlike and deeply human all at once.

If these pages stirred your imagination, trust us—this is only a glimpse of what Bishop has crafted. The full experience is a journey through emotion, memory, and the shadows that shape us, done in Jim Bishop’s unique style.

Thanks

We offer a HUGE thanks to Magnetic and Oni for opening the door and letting us share these early reveals with you. Keep your eyes peeled, because Bishop’s INFANTOMS hit book stores today! Check it out where great books are sold.