The Hedge Knight - Second Edition [Graphic Novel]

Avery, Ben

Martin,George R.R.

Dabel Brothers Prod Llc

The Wood Boy is an adaptation of the short story by fantasy master Raymond E. Feist that first appeared in the Legends anthology (edited by Robert Silverberg) and offers a unique side story to the events depicted in his beloved book, Magician. The Wood Boy is an exciting story that offers readers an excellent introduction to Feist's Riftwar Saga. The Burning Man was written by world-renowned science fiction and fantasy author Tad Williams (Otherland) and originally appeared as a short story in the anthology Legends as well. A ghostly coming of age tale rendered in a beautiful, ethereal style by popular comic book artist Brett Booth (Thundercats: Dogs of War), The Burning Man is an exciting and thought-provoking story about life and death, love and fear, and innocence and betrayal.

The Wood Boy/The Burning Man

Williams, Tad

Feist. Raymond E.

Literature & Fiction

A grisly murder has taken place in the ruins of an ancient city on the peaceful world of Majipoor and the Pontifex Valentine has arrived to investigate the crime. But, as Valentine and his companions delve deeper into the mystery, they discover that these ruins contain secrets much deeper than anyone ever knew.

The Majipoor Chronicles: The Seventh Shrine

Jordan, Sean

Silverberg,Robert

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

XIII

Van Hamme, J.

Earth's first off world colony, Tranquility, once thought to be the greatest human achievement, is in ruin. Fear and hunger fill the air, with only one glimmer of hope on the horizon - rumours abound of a man called Marshal, who is prepared to fight back to save the colony.

Marshal: Tranquility

Tortolini, Bill

LoVuolo, Andrew

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Ten thousand feet below the surface of the Pacific Ocean, in the deepest part of the Solanca Trench, a drilling team suffers a mysterious catastrophic accident. In an attempt to solve the mystery, the Prometheus Corporation turns to disgraced marine biologist Cloyce Witticker to find out just what went wrong. But what Cloyce discovers will change his life forever: an ancient creature never before recorded in human history, a new species so deadly that it makes humanity its prey.

Prey: Origin Of The Species

Comics & Graphic Novels

Mike Raicht

Michael Lent

Graphic Novels

Based on Sol Yurick's 1965 novel - Walter Hill's film The Warriors electrified movie screens in 1979. Set in New York City's near future, The Warriors told the gripping story of a gang forced to flee from the Bronx to Coney Island - while being hunted by every other gang in the city. Thirty years after the release of the controversial film - and following up on Dabel's hit Warriors comic book movie adaptation - Dabel Brothers Publishing presents The Warriors: Jailbreak, the eagerly anticipated saga that begins where the film ended. After one of the key members of the Warriors, Ajax, is arrested, the gang's new leader, Swan, is forced to mount a risky rescue mission. Meanwhile, Ajax discovers that life in prison can be even more lethal than on the streets, and Rembrandt, one of the youngest Warriors, must learn who to trust and how to survive in the dangerous, unforgettable world of The Warriors: Jailbreak.

The Warriors: Jailbreak

Todd Herman

Herb Apon

Herb Apon Todd Herman Herb (CON) Apon Todd (CON) Herman Erik Henriksen

Manga

JENNY AND THE DARKNESS is a hyper-crime story rising above the usual noir themes of revenge and obsession. It uses a fast-moving tale of death and corruption to examine ideas that affect us all: the guilt that haunts us, the hope that moves us forward. Its backstory is complex but emotionally-charged. Though its characters move through a futuristic/Gothic setting that captures elements of Arkham and New Tokyo, they have real motivations and identifiable dreams. Even the cinematic action sequences are designed to highlight the characters and their inner journeys. JENNY AND THE DARKNESS has long-lasting narrative possibilities that continually amp up the stakes while preserving the human consequences. Because of that, JENNY AND THE DARKNESS is a graphic novel that will appeal to a wide audience of various ages.

Jenny and the Darkness

KLAVAN, Andrew

Dabel Brothers Publishing

Based on New York Times Bestselling author Kevin Hearne’s Iron Druid Chronicles, the Hounded graphic novel introduces the character of Atticus O'Sullivan, and his world, an alternate history where magic, vampires, werewolves, gods and other supernatural elements exist (albeit in hiding). Atticus O’Sullivan has been running for two thousand years and he’s a bit tired of it. After he stole a magical sword from the Tuatha Dé Danann (those who became the Sidhe or the Fae) in a first century battle, some of them were furious and gave chase, and some were secretly amused that a Druid had the cheek to defy them. As the centuries passed and Atticus remained an annoyingly long-lived fugitive, those who were furious only grew more so, while others began to aid him in secret.Now he’s living in Tempe, Arizona, the very last of the Druids, far from where the Fae can easily find him. It’s a place where many paranormals have decided to hide from the troubles of the Old World―from an Icelandic vampire holding a grudge against Thor to a coven of Polish witches who ran from the German Blitzkrieg.Unfortunately, the very angry Celtic god who wants that sword has tracked him down, and Atticus will need all his power, plus the help of a seductive goddess of death, a bartender possessed by a Hindu witch, and some good old-fashioned luck of the Irish to kick some arse and deliver himself from evil.

Hounded: The Graphic Novel (Iron Druid Chronicles)

Hearne, Kevin

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