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ALT Color illustration featuring Hornet, Lace, the Green Prince, and Shakra from Hollow Knight Silksong. All four stand centered, with Hornet at the front, using her needle as the Needolin. She stands atop a dark, reflective surface, which ripples out beneath her before void tendrils emerge from it, framing the lower half of the image. The upper half of the image is framed instead by Everbloom vines, lined with delicate flowers. At the top, a title reads: To Bind Our Echoes That We May Be Whole. At the bottom, the text reads: A Hollow Knight Silksong Fancomic By FireflySummers.
ALT Color illustration featuring Hornet, Lace, the Green Prince, and Shakra from Hollow Knight Silksong. All four stand centered, with Hornet at the front, using her needle as the Needolin. She stands atop a dark, reflective surface, which ripples out beneath her before void tendrils emerge from it, framing the lower half of the image. The upper half of the image is framed instead by Everbloom vines, lined with delicate flowers.
ALT A colored illustration of Phantom from Hollow Knight Silksong. Phantom is wearing a variation of the Phantom of the Opera's The Masque of the Red Death costume from Masquerade. They stand in front of a dark gray background with borders embellished in a lighter gray silhouette of cobwebs and empty trees.
ALT A colored illustration of The Hollow Knight (called Hollow) from Hollow Knight. They are dressed as a member of the Grimm troupe, mask characteristically marked with the vertical lines, their ragged cape now the black-and-red colors of the troupe. They hold a flame in one clawed hand. They stand in front of a dark gray background with borders embellished in a lighter gray silhouette of cobwebs and empty trees.
ALT A colored illustration of The Hollow Knight (called Hollow) from Hollow Knight. They stand in their characteristic slouch, wearing a larger version of Hornet's red poncho. They stand in front of a dark gray background with borders embellished in a lighter gray silhouette of cobwebs and empty trees.
ALT A colored illustration of two versions of Hornet from Hollow Knight. The first version of Hornet faces away from the camera, holding a nail rather than her characteristic needle, wearing the gray armor of the Pure Vessel. The second version of Hornet faces towards the camera, clothing akin to Hive Queen Vespa's design, stinger type weapon drawn and at the ready. She stands in front of a dark gray background with borders embellished in a lighter gray silhouette of cobwebs and empty trees.
ALT A colored illustration of Troupe Master Grimm from Hollow Knight. Grimm's design has been adjusted to emulate more closely Dracula's design from the Castlevania series, adorned with frills and embellishments, and his cape now draped over the right shoulder. He stands in front of a dark gray background with borders embellished in a lighter gray silhouette of cobwebs and empty trees.
ALT Color illustration featuring Hornet, Lace, the Green Prince, and Shakra from Hollow Knight Silksong. All four stand centered, with Hornet at the front, using her needle as the Needolin. She stands atop a dark, reflective surface, which ripples out beneath her before void tendrils emerge from it, framing the lower half of the image. The upper half of the image is framed instead by Everbloom vines, lined with delicate flowers. At the top, a title reads: To Bind Our Echoes That We May Be Whole. At the bottom, the text reads: A Hollow Knight Silksong Fancomic By FireflySummers.
ALT Color illustration featuring Hornet, Lace, the Green Prince, and Shakra from Hollow Knight Silksong. All four stand centered, with Hornet at the front, using her needle as the Needolin. She stands atop a dark, reflective surface, which ripples out beneath her before void tendrils emerge from it, framing the lower half of the image. The upper half of the image is framed instead by Everbloom vines, lined with delicate flowers.
ALT A colored illustration featuring the Knight (called Ghost), Grimmchild, two Grimmkin Novices, and a Grimmkin Master. Ghost is wearing a classic "sheet ghost" costume, a white sheet draped over them with two holes for their eyes. They stand beside a pair of litJack-o-Lanterns, one carved with the silhouette of Ghost's head, and the other with the eight eyes of the Shade Lord. Grimmchild hovers nearby, wearing a Jack-O-Lantern on his head. The three Grimmkin hover above, one Novice holding a lit lantern, with pumpkin masks and green bodies as opposed to their regular fare.
ALT A multi-panel black and white comic featuring Hornet, the Pale King, and Mask Maker from Hollow Knight. The chapter opens in the middle of a conversation between Hornet and Hallownest's Mask Maker. Hornet proposes creating a new mask for Ghost, comparing the transformation to the Pale King's shedding of his Wyrm body, which the Mask Maker initially rejects, believing that she lacks the power to bind the Lord of Shades. He then realizes that this is meant as an offer rather than a trap, and questions her motives.
ALT A multi-panel black and white comic featuring Hornet, the Knight (called ghost), the Radiance, the Hollow Knight (called Hollow), and the Shade Lord. Hornet explains her motives: her belief that Ghost's ascension was not motivated by a desire for power, but to free Hollow without killing them. She expresses gratitude, and admits that she doesn't know whether they would even want to come back.
ALT A multi-panel black and white comic featuring Hornet, the Knight (called Ghost, Grimmchild, Weaverlings, Elderbug, the Shade Lord, and the Mask Maker from Hollow Knight. Hornet continues her explanation, stating her believe that they are and were kind, that there are people still waiting for them to come home, and that she believes she has the power to at least offer them the chance to return. The Mask Maker, seemingly satisfied with her answer, jumps straight to business, explaining that she needs three things: a mask, a seal, and a focus. Hornet expresses confusion at the mention of a focus, to which the Mask Maker explains it necessary to isolate Ghost from the legion that comprises the Shade Lord.
ALT A multi-panel black and white comic featuring Hornet and the Unnamed Weaver (called Mindola) from Hollow Knight, and Lace from Hollow Knight Silksong. Hornet and Lace arrive at at the Weaver's Den. The familiar spools, once filled with silk, now hang empty. the pair approach a lone figure, an old Weaver who sits at the spool supplied with silk. Hornet calls out to the Weaver, naming her Mindola, and Mindola responds by scolding Hornet for calling not calling her "Nanny," and informing Hornet that she is late for her lessons. Hornet does not argue, sitting beside Mindola, but showing enough hesitation that she is realizes that Hornet is no longer a child under her mentorship.
ALT A multi-panel black and white comic featuring Hornet and the Unnamed Weaver (called Mindola) from Hollow Knight, and an unnamed Conductor, Vaultkeeper, and Architect from Hollow Knight Silksong. Hornet attempts to probe at Mindola for information at Pharloom. When this fails, Hornet plays the Threefold Melody, which finally seems to jog Mindola's memory. Upon recognizing the music, Mindola panics.
ALT A multi-panel black and white comic featuring Hornet and the Unnamed Weaver (called Mindola) from Hollow Knight, and Grand Mother Silk from Hollow Knight Silksong. Mindola in a panic attempts to warn Hornet about Grand Mother Silk's threat. Hornet informs her that the threat has come and gone, and Mindola realizes that for Hornet to be present, the goddess must be now be dead. She asks for confirmation twice, which Hornet answers with a gentle affirmation of her freedom.
ALT A multi-panel black and white comic featuring Hornet, the Pale King, and Mask Maker from Hollow Knight. The chapter opens in the middle of a conversation between Hornet and Hallownest's Mask Maker. Hornet proposes creating a new mask for Ghost, comparing the transformation to the Pale King's shedding of his Wyrm body, which the Mask Maker initially rejects, believing that she lacks the power to bind the Lord of Shades. He then realizes that this is meant as an offer rather than a trap, and questions her motives.
ALT A multi-panel black and white comic featuring Hornet, the Knight (called ghost), the Radiance, the Hollow Knight (called Hollow), and the Shade Lord. Hornet explains her motives: her belief that Ghost's ascension was not motivated by a desire for power, but to free Hollow without killing them. She expresses gratitude, and admits that she doesn't know whether they would even want to come back.
ALT A multi-panel black and white comic featuring Hornet, the Knight (called Ghost, Grimmchild, Weaverlings, Elderbug, the Shade Lord, and the Mask Maker from Hollow Knight. Hornet continues her explanation, stating her believe that they are and were kind, that there are people still waiting for them to come home, and that she believes she has the power to at least offer them the chance to return. The Mask Maker, seemingly satisfied with her answer, jumps straight to business, explaining that she needs three things: a mask, a seal, and a focus. Hornet expresses confusion at the mention of a focus, to which the Mask Maker explains it necessary to isolate Ghost from the legion that comprises the Shade Lord.
ALT A multi-panel black and white comic featuring Hornet and the Unnamed Weaver (called Mindola) from Hollow Knight, and Lace from Hollow Knight Silksong. Hornet and Lace arrive at at the Weaver's Den. The familiar spools, once filled with silk, now hang empty. the pair approach a lone figure, an old Weaver who sits at the spool supplied with silk. Hornet calls out to the Weaver, naming her Mindola, and Mindola responds by scolding Hornet for calling not calling her "Nanny," and informing Hornet that she is late for her lessons. Hornet does not argue, sitting beside Mindola, but showing enough hesitation that she is realizes that Hornet is no longer a child under her mentorship.
ALT A multi-panel black and white comic featuring Hornet and the Unnamed Weaver (called Mindola) from Hollow Knight, and an unnamed Conductor, Vaultkeeper, and Architect from Hollow Knight Silksong. Hornet attempts to probe at Mindola for information at Pharloom. When this fails, Hornet plays the Threefold Melody, which finally seems to jog Mindola's memory. Upon recognizing the music, Mindola panics.
ALT A multi-panel black and white comic featuring Hornet and the Unnamed Weaver (called Mindola) from Hollow Knight, and Grand Mother Silk from Hollow Knight Silksong. Mindola in a panic attempts to warn Hornet about Grand Mother Silk's threat. Hornet informs her that the threat has come and gone, and Mindola realizes that for Hornet to be present, the goddess must be now be dead. She asks for confirmation twice, which Hornet answers with a gentle affirmation of her freedom.
ALT A multi-panel black and white comic featuring Hornet and the Unnamed Weaver (called Mindola) from Hollow Knight, and Lace from Hollow Knight Silksong. Hornet and Lace arrive at at the Weaver's Den. The familiar spools, once filled with silk, now hang empty. the pair approach a lone figure, an old Weaver who sits at the spool supplied with silk. Hornet calls out to the Weaver, naming her Mindola, and Mindola responds by scolding Hornet for calling not calling her "Nanny," and informing Hornet that she is late for her lessons. Hornet does not argue, sitting beside Mindola, but showing enough hesitation that she is realizes that Hornet is no longer a child under her mentorship.
ALT A multi-panel black and white comic featuring Hornet and the Unnamed Weaver (called Mindola) from Hollow Knight, and an unnamed Conductor, Vaultkeeper, and Architect from Hollow Knight Silksong. Hornet attempts to probe at Mindola for information at Pharloom. When this fails, Hornet plays the Threefold Melody, which finally seems to jog Mindola's memory. Upon recognizing the music, Mindola panics.
ALT A multi-panel black and white comic featuring Hornet and the Unnamed Weaver (called Mindola) from Hollow Knight, and Grand Mother Silk from Hollow Knight Silksong. Mindola in a panic attempts to warn Hornet about Grand Mother Silk's threat. Hornet informs her that the threat has come and gone, and Mindola realizes that for Hornet to be present, the goddess must be now be dead. She asks for confirmation twice, which Hornet answers with a gentle affirmation of her freedom.
ALT A multi-panel black and white comic featuring Hornet, the Pale King, and Mask Maker from Hollow Knight. The chapter opens in the middle of a conversation between Hornet and Hallownest's Mask Maker. Hornet proposes creating a new mask for Ghost, comparing the transformation to the Pale King's shedding of his Wyrm body, which the Mask Maker initially rejects, believing that she lacks the power to bind the Lord of Shades. He then realizes that this is meant as an offer rather than a trap, and questions her motives.
ALT A multi-panel black and white comic featuring Hornet, the Knight (called ghost), the Radiance, the Hollow Knight (called Hollow), and the Shade Lord. Hornet explains her motives: her belief that Ghost's ascension was not motivated by a desire for power, but to free Hollow without killing them. She expresses gratitude, and admits that she doesn't know whether they would even want to come back.
ALT A multi-panel black and white comic featuring Hornet, the Knight (called Ghost, Grimmchild, Weaverlings, Elderbug, the Shade Lord, and the Mask Maker from Hollow Knight. Hornet continues her explanation, stating her believe that they are and were kind, that there are people still waiting for them to come home, and that she believes she has the power to at least offer them the chance to return. The Mask Maker, seemingly satisfied with her answer, jumps straight to business, explaining that she needs three things: a mask, a seal, and a focus. Hornet expresses confusion at the mention of a focus, to which the Mask Maker explains it necessary to isolate Ghost from the legion that comprises the Shade Lord.
ALT Un panel múltiple de comic en blanco y negro en el que aparece Hornet, el Príncipe Verde, Lace, y Shakra de Hollow Knight Silksong; y Mato, Cornifer, e Iselda de Hollow Knight. Mato e Iselda continúan su conversación, en la que se da a entender que Sly murió hace tiempo, y de que ella y Cornifer están llegando a sus años más mayores, con la memoría de Cronifer empezando a fallar como resultado. Mato insinúa que la relativa continuidad de su juventud es un aspecto de su especie, que le otorga una esperanza de vida más larga que otros insectos. Cornifer llama a Iselda para que mire los mapas de Iselda y sus mercancías.
ALT Un panel múltiple de comic en blanco y negro en el que aparece Hornet, el Príncipe Verde, Lace, y Shakra de Hollow Knight Silksong; y Mato, Cornifer, e Iselda de Hollow Knight. Cornifer, demostrando sus problemas de memoria que Iselda referenció en su conversación con Mato, pregunta a Hornet si ha visto al “pequeño viajero” (Ghost) últimamente, insinuando que han pasado muchas temporadas desde su última visita. La respuesta de Iselda parece implicar que es un punto de discusión relativamente frecuente, mientras que Mato le da la espalda a la conversación, obviamente tocado por la mención de su estudiante perdido. Este se sorprende por la afirmación de Hornet de que, en efecto, se había encontrado con Ghost recientemente, y que estaba vivo aunque incapaz de volver. Se gira hacia Mato, hablando con claridad sobre su intención de traerlo de vuelta a casa, mientras que Mato mira con estupor.
ALT Un panel múltiple de comic en blanco y negro en el que aparece Hornet, el Príncipe Verde, Lace, y Shakra de Hollow Knight Silksong. Los cuatro compañeros caminan por los Acantilados Aulladores, un camino montañoso con farolas poco iluminadas. Desde la cima de los acantilados, pueden ver una ciudad brillando entre la penumbra. Toda la secuencia recuerda a la animación inicial del primer juego de Hollow Knight.
ALT Un panel múltiple de comic en blanco y negro en el que aparece Hornet, el Príncipe Verde, Lace, y Shakra de Hollow Knight Silksong. Los cuatro compañeros de viaje avanzan por la ciudad vista desde los acantilados, cuyo texto del título lo identifica como Bocasucia: La Ciudad Faro. La ciudad está bien iluminada y relativamente activa, con insectos comunes haciendo sus propias cosas y prestando poca atención a los viajeros. Lace piensa que este lugar es “un basurero”, pero antes de que pueda elaborar, son distraídos por un tarareo. Al acercarse se revela que la canción proviene de un Cornifer mayor, sentado en el banco icónico del primer juego, iluminado por una farola. Cornifer ofrece un saludo genérico, pero se sorprende y deja su guión al reconocer a Hornet.
ALT Un panel múltiple de comic en blanco y negro en el que aparece Hornet, el Príncipe Verde, Lace, y Shakra de Hollow Knight Silksong; y Mato, Cornifer, e Iselda de Hollow Knight. El Maestro de aguijones Mato emerge de la Tienda General, alertado por la conmoción afuera. Se acerca a la ahora-anciana Iselda, quien le informa que Hornet volvió a casa junto con unos compañeros— incluyendo otra cartógrafa (Shakra). Mato bromea sobre la positividad de Iselda en cuanto un posible rival comercial, una idea que Iselda corta de buen humor, dando a entender en el proceso que Mato ha tomado control de la Tienda General de un antiguo maestro, Sly, el Gran Sabio del Aguijón. Mientras hablan, se puede ver cómo Hornet presenta Shakra a un Cornifer encantado, mientras que Lace y el Príncipe Verde observan.
ALT A grayscale panel from a comic featuring Hornet and Grand Mother Silk from Hollow Knight Silksong. The scene depicts the battle between Hornet and Silk, the two clashing despite the magnitude of the goddess.
ALT Color illustration featuring Hornet, Lace, the Green Prince, and Shakra from Hollow Knight Silksong. All four stand centered, with Hornet at the front, using her needle as the Needolin. She stands atop a dark, reflective surface, which ripples out beneath her before void tendrils emerge from it, framing the lower half of the image. The upper half of the image is framed instead by Everbloom vines, lined with delicate flowers. At the top, a title reads: To Bind Our Echoes That We May Be Whole. At the bottom, the text reads: A Hollow Knight Silksong Fancomic By FireflySummers.
ALT Color illustration featuring Hornet, Lace, the Green Prince, and Shakra from Hollow Knight Silksong. All four stand centered, with Hornet at the front, using her needle as the Needolin. She stands atop a dark, reflective surface, which ripples out beneath her before void tendrils emerge from it, framing the lower half of the image. The upper half of the image is framed instead by Everbloom vines, lined with delicate flowers.
ALT Two panels from a grayscale comic featuring Hornet and the Unnamed Weaver from Hollow Knight, and Lace from Hollow knight Silksong. In the first panel, the weaver sits at a giant spool threaded with silk as Hornet and Lace approach. In the second, we see her face turned towards the camera, presumably addressing her visitors.
ALT Color illustration featuring Hornet, Lace, the Green Prince, and Shakra from Hollow Knight Silksong. All four stand centered, with Hornet at the front, using her needle as the Needolin. She stands atop a dark, reflective surface, which ripples out beneath her before void tendrils emerge from it, framing the lower half of the image. The upper half of the image is framed instead by Everbloom vines, lined with delicate flowers. At the top, a title reads: To Bind Our Echoes That We May Be Whole. At the bottom, the text reads: A Hollow Knight Silksong Fancomic By FireflySummers.
ALT Color illustration featuring Hornet, Lace, the Green Prince, and Shakra from Hollow Knight Silksong. All four stand centered, with Hornet at the front, using her needle as the Needolin. She stands atop a dark, reflective surface, which ripples out beneath her before void tendrils emerge from it, framing the lower half of the image. The upper half of the image is framed instead by Everbloom vines, lined with delicate flowers.
ALT A multi-panel black and white comic featuring Hornet, the Green Prince, Lace, and Shakra from Hollow Knight Silksong. The four traveling companions sit in a cave in the wastes, sheltering from the howling winds while they plan out their route to the light of a couple lamps. Shakra and Hornet consult their map, Lace idly watches, and the Green Prince stares out of the cave despondently. Upon hearing confirmation that they are approaching their destination, Lace complains about her discomfort traveling through a sandy environment, only to be scoffed at by the Green Prince for a supposedly sheltered upbringing.
ALT A multi-panel black and white comic featuring the Green Prince and Lace from Hollow Knight Silksong. Lace takes a moment absorbing the Green Prince's insult before bursting into laughter, reflecting his mockery and calling him a coward for failing to prevent the fall of Verdania or the death of his lover, while the Green Prince becomes increasingly furious the longer that he listens.
ALT A multi-panel black and white comic featuring the Green Prince and Lace from Hollow Knight Silksong. The Green Prince snaps, charging at Lace and slashing at her with his scythe-like forearms. She dodges easily, landing on her feet and continuing to mock him. However, rather than continuing the assault, the Green Prince pulls back.
ALT A multi-panel black and white comic featuring Hornet, the Green Prince, Lace, and Shakra from Hollow Knight Silksong. The four companions travel the Howling Cliffs, a mountainous path lit by dim street lamps. From the clifftops, they can see a town glowing in the gloom. The entire sequence directly calls back to the opening animation of the first Hollow Knight game.
ALT A multi-panel black and white comic featuring Hornet, the Green Prince, Lace, and Shakra from Hollow Knight Silksong. The four travel companions make their way through the town sighted from the cliffs, which the title text identifies as Dirtmouth: The Beacon Town. The town is well lit and relatively lively, with common bugs milling about their business and paying little attention to their adventurers. Lace finds the place "a dump," but before she has the chance to elaborate, they are distracted by the sound of humming. Approaching the source of the tune reveals an older Cornifer, sitting on the iconic bench from the first game, lit by a streetlamp. Cornifer offers them a generic greeting, but is startled from his script after recognizing Hornet.
ALT Un panel múltiple de comic en blanco y negro en el que aparece Hornet, el Príncipe Verde, Lace, y Shakra de Hollow Knight Silksong. Los cuatro compañeros de viaje se sientan en una cueva en los páramos, resguardandose de los vientos aulladores mientras planean una ruta bajo la luz de un par de lámparas. Shakra y Hornet consultan su mapa, Lace observa sin interés, y el Príncipe Verde mira al exterior de la cueva sin ánimos. Al escuchar la confirmación de que se están acercando a su destino, Lace se queja de su incomodidad al viajar a través de un entorno arenoso, solo para ser burlada por el Príncipe Verde por su supuesta crianza resguardada.
ALT Un panel múltiple de comic en blanco y negro en el que aparece el Príncipe Verde y Lace de Hollow Knight Silksong. Lace toma un momento en absorber el insulto del Príncipe Verde antes de explotar en carcajadas, reflejando su burla y llamándolo un cobarde por ser incapaz de prevenir la caída de Verdania o la muerte de su amado, mientras el Príncipe verde se vuelve cada vez más furioso cuanto más escucha.
ALT Un panel múltiple de comic en blanco y negro en el que aparece el Príncipe Verde y Lace de Hollow Knight Silksong. El Príncipe Verde ataca, abalanzándose hacia Lace e intenta cortarla con sus antebrazos similares a guadañas. Ella lo esquiva fácilmente y se burla de él. Sin embargo, en vez de continuar el asalto, el Príncipe Verde se echa atrás.
ALT Un panel múltiple de comic en blanco y negro en el que aparece el Príncipe Verde y Lace de Hollow Knight Silksong. El Príncipe Verde informa a Lace de que será provocado más por una cría enfadada. Lace se enfurece por su rechazo en desafiarla y su manera de disminuirla, volviendo a insultarle con una crueldad creciente.
ALT Un panel múltiple de comic en blanco y negro en el que aparece el Príncipe Verde, Lace, y Hornet de Hollow Knight Silksong. Lace continúa agrediendo verbalmente al Príncipe Verde; sin embargo, sus insultos son una clara proyección de su odio hacia ella misma. Hornet interrumpe y llama su atención antes de que pueda descontrolarse más, llevándola a colapsar, arrodillándose.
ALT Un panel múltiple de comic en blanco y negro en el que aparece el Príncipe Verde, Lace, y Hornet de Hollow Knight Silksong. Lace explota en lloros, resoplando y dándole hipo mientras se disculpa. Sin embargo, las disculpas no parecen ser dirigidas hacia el Príncipe Verde, él tampoco las toma como tal, dándole la espalda incómodamente mientras Hornet intenta consolar a Lace. Él toca gentilmente el colgante (un Núcleo Pristino reutilizado) alrededor de su cuello.