The Horizon Experiment
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Desolation Jones
Comic - Crime
By turns riotous, tragic and brutal, DESOLATION JONES represents the acclaimed six-part serial, now presented in a deluxe hardcover that features an extensive gallery showcasing select pages in their raw form, just as they looked leaving J.H’s art table.
Los Angeles is an open prison for broken spies.
Michael Jones, once an agent for British intelligence before a procedure to make him a better operative left him mentally and physically shattered, survives in LA as a private investigator, eking out a living within the city's ghost community of damaged spooks. If he had any better future to look forward to, he probably wouldn't now be embarking on his newest job: locating the lost pornographic home movies of...Adolf Hitler.
From WARREN ELLIS (TREES, Transmetropolitan, Castlevania) and J.H. WILLIAMS III (ECHOLANDS, The Sandman Overture, Batwoman), with JOSÉ VILLARRUBIA and TODD KLEIN.
Paklis
Comic - Crime
In this special standalone issue: a diverse collection of never-before-published comics from creator DUSTIN WEAVER. It’s got superhero action, space opera, space comedy, cyberpunk, slice-of-life, and hard-boiled anthropomorphic mice. Much of this material is not likely to be collected later
Indigo Children
Comic - Crime
Fifteen years ago, a group of extraordinarily gifted children who claimed to be reborn martians sent to earth to save the world disappeared without a trace. They were the Indigo Children. Journalist Donovan Price has spent the last fifteen years trying to hunt them down and find out what happened. But when he does, it kickstarts a chain of events that will alter the trajectory of mankind. RADIANT BLACK meets THE DEPARTMENT OF TRUTH in this action-packed sci-fi/mystery epic from the creators of the critically acclaimed Youth, soon to be a show on Amazon Prime. Collects INDIGO CHILDREN #1-6
Unmasked
Comic - Crime
Stories set in a turbocharged, four-colour superworld where people can punch out the moon, and sometimes do.
But UNMASKED eschews the traditional strong female role-models and good-hearted quippers, and instead embraces the villains; super-powered criminals with a head full of bad wiring and worse ambitions.