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"You’re liable to get the
end-of-the-episode TWILIGHT ZONE chills. [Hester has] an imagination and
subtlety to his horror storytelling that recalls Alan Moore’s days on
SWAMP THING."-Dave Farabee, Ain't It Cool News |
ANTOINE SHARP,
THE ATHEIST:
INCARNATE
Story by PHIL
HESTER, Art by JOHN Mccrea
and WILL VOLLEY Cover by TED WING III
When your fears are
beyond belief you need a hero beyond believing. Antoine Sharpe is a
scalpel on two legs- skeptical, brilliant, ruthless. A special agent with
a shadowy department of the U.S. government, Sharpe applies his
unconventional intellect to any paranormal threats that arise. His
mission: Debunk or destroy. When countless teenagers show signs of
otherworldly possession, Sharpe and his partner must not only find the
truth, but stop the apparent plague from destroying civilization itself.
How far will Sharpe go to save humanity? Farther than you can imagine.
This trade paperback collects the hard to find, critically acclaimed
mini-series.
112 pg, black and
white, $15.99
THE ATHEIST is © Phil Hester and John McCrea,
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NECESSARY EVIL
#4
story by Joshua
Williamson art and cover by Marcus
L. Harris and Vincente Navarrete
The first story arc at
the school for super-villains concludes with a bang! Death looms over the
school grounds as the students are put to the test in a battle against a
super-hero who wants to close down the school forever. During the fight,
Jacob and Miller are forced to decide if they want to live normal lives or
if they will be following in their mother’s footsteps as super-villains!
32 pg, full color,
$3.99
NECESSARY EVIL is ©
Joshua Williamson and Marcus L. Harris, 2008. All Rights Reserved.
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NEGATIVE BURN
#17
story and art by
Various
cover by Dean Haspiel and Kat Roberts
The Eagle, Eisner, and
Harvey Award nominated anthology returns this month with yet another issue
packed with today’s top creators and tomorrow’s brightest talents.
64 pg, black and white,
$5.99
NEGATIVE BURN is © Joe
Pruett, James Pruett and Charles Moore, 2008. All Rights Reserved
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