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Grendel
Graphic Novel - Crime
From the visionary mind of Matt Wagner, the world of Grendel returns with two value-priced volumes collecting all Grendel Tales stories! Grendel Tales Omnibus Volume 1 features some of the best writers and artists in the industry, all covers from the original comic books, and never-before-collected story material! Collects Devil Worship the first Grendel Tales short story from Grendel #40, Four Devils, One Hell #1#6, Devils Hammer #1#3, The Devil in Our Midst #1#5, and Devils and Deaths #1#2. Grendel is a brave and possibly even reckless experiment that has succeeded admirably. Alan Moore (Watchmen)
Sherlock Frankenstein & the Legion of Evil
Graphic Novel - Crime
Jeff Lemire! David Rubin! This mystery set in the world of superheroes follows a reporter determined to find out what happened to her father: The Black Hammer. All answers seem to lie in Spiral City's infamous insane asylum where some of its dangerous super- villain tenants reside. As she gets closer and closer to the truth she uncovers the dark origin stories of some of Black Hammers greatest foes and how they tie into the puzzle of what happened to Spiral City's greatest hero. Collects the first four issues of Sherlock Frankenstein and Black Hammer 12 from New York Times bestselling and Eisner-nominated creator Jeff Lemire! ''This is a masterfully executed book with excellent writing, deep characters, and incredible art.'' —Comic Crusaders
Fear Case
Graphic Novel - Crime
Matt Kindt! A no-nonsense Secret Service agent and his new-age partner investigate a mysterious box known as the ''Fear Case,'' which has appeared throughout history at sites of disaster and tragedy. Whoever comes into possession of this case must pass it on within three days or face deadly consequences. The agents must track down this Fear Case while staying one step ahead of a psychotic cult and the otherwordly forces behind the Case's existence. Collects the four-issue miniseries. ''This is the kind of comic one desperately wants to continue reading once an issue is done.''–Graphic Policy
The House of Lost Horizons: A Sarah Jewell Mystery
Graphic Novel - Crime
A locked-room murder mystery puzzles paranormal detective Sarah Jewell and her associate Marie Therese when a weekend trip on a private island off the coast of Washington goes astray. Trapped by a storm and surrounded by myriad suspects who have gathered for an auction of occult items, the intrepid duo must unravel the supernatural mysteries surrounding the guests in the hopes of uncovering the murderer! But all the while bodies keep piling up, and at any moment Sarah or Marie Therese could be next! Collects the five-issue miniseries.
British Paranormal Society
Graphic Novel - Crime
British Paranormal Society members Simon Bruttenholm and Honora Grant arrive at Noxton together, but with separate goals: Honora hopes to uncover information on the town's strange traditions, while Simon is searching for his missing assistant. But their separate investigations lead down the same twisted path that hides a dark secret behind Noxton's innocent façade! Mike Mignola and Chris Roberson expand the Hellboy universe with a spooky new tale featuring art by Andrea Mutti with colors by Lee Loughridge, collects the four-issue miniseries.
Our Encounters with Evil: Adventures of Professor J.T. Meinhardt and His Assistant Mr. Knox
Graphic Novel - Crime
Join monster hunters extraordinaire and jump into eerie and whimsical Victorian-style tales of monster hunters, vampires, and supernatural sleuths in this collection of stories that is equal parts chilling and charming. In this three-part collection, Professor Meinhardt and his assistant Mr. Knox pursue the undead and Mr. Higgins' tragic history; explore strange supernatural happenings with investigator Ms. Mary Van Sloan; and seek to uncover the truth of the prolific vampire slayer and one-time compatriot of theirs, James Falconspeare. Collecting Mr. Higgins Comes Home, Our Encounters with Evil, and Falconspeare from Mike Mignola and Warwick Johnson-Cadwell's iconic team-up.
The Banks
Graphic Novel - Crime
For fifty years the women of the Banks family have been the most successful thieves in Chicago by following one simple rule: never get greedy. But when the youngest Banks stumbles upon the heist of a lifetime, the potential windfall may be enough to bring three generations of thieves together for one incredible score and the chance to avenge a loved one taken too soon.
Red Leaves
Graphic Novel - Horror
During the war, the dead walked among us, infecting those they loved the most. Driven by the animalistic desire to return home. Siberia. A mother and daughter wait shrouded in loneliness for the father's return, who was sent to the battle raging Finland. The two have been alone for months, hundreds of miles from the closest city when a terrible presence and overwhelming paranoia begin to surround their home and their daily lives. Red Leaves takes you on a bleak journey into folklore and the frightening secrets that the great mother Russia holds in her belly
The Pursuer
Graphic Novel - Action
Villal Pando has crafted a stunningly beautiful tale of love, loss, and betrayal. Set against the backdrop of the big city during the first half of the 20th century, fans of vintage comics, and noir aesthetics will be drinking up Pando's elegant illustrations in this original graphic novel.
Crime Does Not Pay
Graphic Novel - Crime
Gangsters, kidnappers, maniacal killers, and thugs of all stripes had their lurid stories recounted in Crime Does Not Pay! Featuring thrilling, brutal tales and disturbing, despicable characters, Crime Does Not Pay enthralled a nation and was the most popular comic book of its time. The series was a favorite target of Dr. Fredric Wertham and other censors and is partially responsible for the creation of the Comics Code Authority—yet it was also an inspiration for Harvey Kurtzman's reality-based EC Comics. See why this series was both revered and reviled in this unique best of primer! *Contains a selection of stories from across the series' run in the 1940s, a new cover, an illustrated essay by Denis Kitchen, and an introduction by Brian Azzarello.