Technology

A Quiet Place Begins a New Era with 'Storm Warning' Comic Series

2025-12-02 19:49
732 views
A Quiet Place Begins a New Era with 'Storm Warning' Comic Series

The terror of A Quiet Place reaches the Midwest. Storm Warning is coming, and fans can now get an early look at this new chapter.

A Quiet Place's New Spinoff Explores Uncharted Territory with First Look John Krasinski as Lee Abbott putting a finger to his mouth in front of a tree, signaling someone to be quiet in A Quiet Place John Krasinski as Lee Abbott putting a finger to his mouth in front of a tree, signaling someone to be quiet in A Quiet Place 4 By  TJ Mills Published 47 minutes ago TJ Mills is an editor on ScreenRant's Comic team, where she combines her lifelong passion for DC with her analytical background as a former Intelligence Analyst. Since joining ScreenRant in 2023, she has specialized in covering major DC storylines, character evolutions, and industry developments.  Sign in to your ScreenRant account Summary Generate a summary of this story follow Follow followed Followed Like Like Thread Log in Here is a fact-based summary of the story contents: Try something different: Show me the facts Explain it like I’m 5 Give me a lighthearted recap

The terror of A Quiet Place is creeping into the Midwest. With the upcoming release of A Quiet Place: Storm Warning, fans now get an early glimpse at this new chapter in the franchise. You can check out the preview below.

Phil Hester and Ryan Kelly’s upcoming March 11, 2026 release of A Quiet Place: Storm Warning marks the next installment in the fan-favorite, horror-filled franchise. This new chapter takes fans from the previously explored New York and rural Upstate New York settings to the small Midwestern island town of Pearl, Iowa.

A Quiet Palce Storm Warning

The story emphasizes the challenges of surviving the sound-sensitive creatures in a rural, river-surrounded town during flood season. In addition to a new setting, the story will be unique in how it explores how a tight-knit, insular community reacts under extreme stress, examining themes of unity, fear, and human behavior under unprecedented threats.

A Quiet Place: Storm Warning Puts a Unique Twist on Hollywood’s Best Horror Franchise

Preview Pages Come From Phil Hester’s A Quiet Place: Storm Warning #1 (2026) - Art by Ryan Kelly

Another unique aspect of the comic that will undoubtedly pique fans’ interest is how A Quiet Place: Storm Warning amplifies the danger its characters face. They aren’t just dealing with deadly, sound-seeking creatures, but also the threat of a natural disaster (i.e., flooding) creating a true double-threat scenario. This layered danger raises the stakes and deepens the tension in this latest story.

Playing into the American Heartland setting, writer Phil Hester explained in an exclusive interview with EW how environmental sounds, such as those produced by a river dredge, will be central to both the plot and the tension. Hester noted, “We see the operation of a river dredge, which is a boat designed to scoop out silt to keep waterways clear for commercial traffic.”

He went on to tease, “There's a character, Lonnie, in this story that uses a river dredge in his battle with the creatures, and the cacophony of sounds that come from operating a ship like that both provide him some cover, but also they’re like a signal flare maybe to the creatures.” It’s clear Hester is fully embracing the Midwestern setting for this chapter of A Quiet Place.

Silent Storytelling: How a Franchise Reliant on Sound Was Adapted for Comics

Another area that makes this installment of A Quiet Place exceptionally unique is its emphasis on "silent storytelling." IDW Dark editor Heather Antos touched on the creative challenge: adapting A Quiet Place meant convincing Paramount that the concept could work as a "silent comic," despite sound being a core element of the franchise.

To combat this challenge, the creative team takes a unique approach where sound is represented graphically, varying in size and intensity depending on volume. Hester elaborated, "You see the sounds when they're supposed to happen. If they're a big sound, they're a big sound effect. If they're a little sound, they're tiny." Hence, it’s clear that A Quiet Place fans will be in for a unique and can’t miss experience.

A Quiet Place: Storm Warning #1 is available March 11, 2026, from IDW Comics!

A Quiet Place Franchise Poster A Quiet Place Created by John Krasinski, Scott Beck, Bryan Woods First Film A Quiet Place

Expand Collapse Follow Followed Like Share Facebook X WhatsApp Threads Bluesky LinkedIn Reddit Flipboard Copy link Email Close Thread Sign in to your ScreenRant account

We want to hear from you! Share your opinions in the thread below and remember to keep it respectful.

Be the first to post Images Attachment(s) Please respect our community guidelines. No links, inappropriate language, or spam.

Your comment has not been saved

Send confirmation email

This thread is open for discussion.

Be the first to post your thoughts.

  • Terms
  • Privacy
  • Feedback
Recommended Adam Sandler leaning against a fence in Jay Kelly 3 hours ago

Adam Sandler & Laura Dern Make Lifetime Achievement Montages 😂🎬 #adamsandler

Karl Urban as Billy Butcher in The Boys Season 5 hours ago

Karl Urban Hints At Massive The Boys Season 5 Deaths In Episode 1

Metroid Prime 4 Beyond Samus landing on the ground in a superhero pose 6 hours ago

Metroid Prime 4: Beyond Review - Back To Bounty Hunting

When Calls the Heart Cast Posing Together in Costume 7 hours ago

All Hallmark Christmas Movies Starring When Calls The Heart Actors In 2025

Trending Now Nathan Fillion's Guy Gardner squaring up to Superman in the Superman movie. Lanterns' First Trailer May Have Just Confirmed A Major DCU Justice Society Theory Owen Cooper as Jamie Miller in Netflix's Adolescence Adolescence Season 2 Update Reveals Story Status Of Hit Netflix Series YouTube logo YouTube Releases Year-End Recap To Compete With Spotify Wrapped - Here's How To Find It