Black Mould is a graphic novel about Peter Grant written by Ben Aaronovitch and Andrew Cartmel, consisting of five comic books. It is illustrated by Lee Sullivan and coloured by Luis Guerrero.
The events take place between Foxglove Summer and The Hanging Tree.[1]
Parts
The graphic novel was first published in five separate parts, and the whole story was later collected into one volume.
- Part 1: Breaking the Mould
- Part 2: Rumble in the Fungal
- Part 3: Forcible Eviction
- Part 4: Noddy's Nocturnal Adventure
- Part 5: Guitar Solo
Plot
Peter's colleague, Muslim ninja and possible trusty sidekick, Sahra Guleed, has discovered a mould problem in the house of a friend. But what at first seems just a virulent fungus takes a far darker turn when the mould attacks Guleed, piquing Peter's interest and suggesting something far more dangerous...
List of returning characters
Tales from...
After the main story, in the individual comics, one-page comics are included. The subtitles are:
- Tales from the Folly - Properly Cellared (starring Molly, Peter, Nightingale and Toby)
- Tales from the River - Losing Their Bottle (starring Beverley Brook)
- Tales from the River - Wet Petal (starring Beverley Brook)
- Tales from the Nick - Drones Down (starring Varvara)
- Tales from the Borderlands - Legal Sabotage (starring Dominic)
Other Extras...
After the main story, in the individual comics, some multiple-page illustrated articles are included. Their subtitles are:
- The Folly & its Environs - Russell Square, Somers Town, London Metropolitan Archives, The Barbican Shakespeare Tower
- The North - Highgate Hill, Hampstead Heath, The Tyburn, Kentish Town - The Peckwater Estate, Acland Burghley School, Peel Centre - Hendon, Camden
- Peter Grant's London: The West - Marble Arch, Green Park, Hyde Park Corner, Leinster Gardens, Harrods, New Scotland Yard,
- Peter Grant's London: Thameside & South -Richmond, Southwark, Wapping, The South Bank
- Peter Grant's London: The West End - Covent Garden, The Actor's Church, Charing Cross Police Station, Bow Street Magistrates Court, Berwick Street