Mystery Jets Present: Radlands
English
Mary Tyler MooreHawk
Graphic Novel - Adventure
Jonny Quest meets Infinite Jest! This mind-bending book—half graphic novel, half postmodern mystery, and 25% footnotes—is a thrilling tribute to the ways we build meaning out of disposable pop culture.
I Got Lost at InSitu....and I LOVED IT!!
Comic - Biographies
A private individual attends In Situ, a multi arts festival. There he travels through the various exhibitions/installations that explore the concept of being lost. Feeling lost himself, he enjoys himself and comes to realize feeling lost may not be a bad thing.
The Tek War Chronicles
Graphic Novel - Sci-Fi
After spending 4 years in cryogenic stasis for crimes he is certain he did not commit, Jake Cardigan is mysteriously released. Finding himself lost in a world that has changed since his incarceration, Jake tries to put his life back together. His wife and son are gone, or in hiding, and Jake fights the strong urge to self-medicate using a digital drug called Tek. Offered a job to locate a missing...
Follow Me In
Graphic Novel - Biographies
Kat had no responsibilities and nothing to tie her down. But she had graduated university with no plans. She was an artist who hadn’t drawn in five years. She was lost.
What’s more, she’d been avoiding admitting to herself something that all of those around her knew; that her boyfriend, Richard, had some serious problems with alcohol.
Looking for a fresh start, the two of them quit their jobs and embarked on a journey to Mexico for what what they expected to be an adventure of a lifetime.
Metroland Issues One To Four: The Complete Collection
Comic - Abstract
On London's outskirts, in a small castle in Greenwich, lives the indie band Electric Dreams. In the midst of their triumphs and failures, loves and losses, founder members Ricky Stardust and the mysterious Jessica Hill are constantly going AWOL. Are they slacking off on drink and drug induced lost weekends? Or is there a clue to their disappearances in Stardust's recurring dream of a magical place outside of time and space called Metroland?
Zebedee and the Valentines
Graphic Novel - Abstract
1982. A pub, somewhere in a small suburban town in the South of England. Zebedee and The Valentines have just played the gig of their lives. The seven people watching them agree. With a big battle of the bands approaching, lead singer Zebedee and his motley crew of punks seem ready to blow up. But when the Devil is booking your gigs and the competition is fierce, was it ever really going to be that easy?
Gunning For Hits
Comic - Crime
Record company talent scout Martin Mills jumps at the chance to make a comeback album with his favorite rock legend. But when it goes sideways, Martin is forced to use deadly skills from his past in a desperate bid to save his reputation, and the artist 's career. Set in the 1980s New York City music scene, this real-world music business crime thriller from writer/music producer JEFF ROUGVIE (David Bowie, Big Star) and artist MORITAT (Spirit, Harley Quinn, Hellblazer) includes special backg...
Jekyll Island Chronicles
Graphic Novel - Adventure
At the beginning of the 1900’s, 1/6th of the world’s wealth vacationed in and around the tiny Georgia island of Jekyll. Captains of Industry like Rockefeller, Vanderbilt, Morgan and Carnegie all called the Jekyll area home. Using this place of grandeur and elegance as a backdrop, an alternate history is explored between the World Wars.
Acid Box
Graphic Novel - Adventure
Jade Nyo just wants to listen to some music and to get wasted.
Then, while out clubbing with her brother, she meets a trio of women who control portals through space and time, and give her an Acid Box, which controls geological features on earth. Now it's all up to her to travel through time and avert global disaster.
But the box is broken, and Jade travels through the past, present, and future in a quest to fix it, finding along the way friends who can help through music. And as she tries and tries to change things for the better, she finds that the work and pressure of changing history might be too much for just one person to fix. . . .