THE
MASSIVE
Set in a post-war, post-crash, post-disaster, post-everything world
- the environmental action trawler Kapital scours the earth’s oceans
for its missing sister ship The Massive, while struggling
to redefine its core mission. What does it mean to be an environmentalist
after the world’s already ended?
Cover illustrations: Kristian
Donaldson
Colorist: Dave
Stewart
Lettering: Jared
K. Fletcher
Published by Dark
Horse Comics |
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The Massive 1
“Landfall”
art by Kristian Donaldson |
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CONAN THE BARBARIAN
Adapting the beloved Robert E. Howard short story "The Queen Of The Black Coast", this is a 25-issue run describing Conan's adventures on the high seas with his first true love, Belit.
Cover illustrations: Massimo
Carnevale
Colorist: Dave
Stewart
Published by Dark
Horse Comics |
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Conan The Barbarian
"The Queen Of The Black Coast"
art by Becky Cloonan, more |
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NORTHLANDERS
Northlanders is a dark crime epic set in the Viking Age, an alternate
set of sagas that explores the life and times of history's most infamous
civilization.
Cover illustrations: Massimo
Carnevale
Colorist: Dave
McCaig
Letterer: Travis Lanham @ DC
Published by DC
Comics/Vertigo
"As addictive as
HBO's Rome..." - New York Magazine
"NORTHLANDERS is probably my favourite book coming out of DC
right now." -Warren Ellis
"...pretty much everything I have ever wanted a comic book to
be." - Brian K Vaughan
"...another creative victory for writer Wood, who's quickly emerging
as one the medium's premier scribes." - Entertainment Weekly
“[Northlanders] is poised to redefine the genre.”
- 13 Minutes
a G4tv
Best Graphic Novel of 2008 |
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Northlanders Book
1
“Sven The Returned”
art by Davide Gianfelice |
Northlanders Book
2
“The Cross + The Hammer”
art by Ryan Kelly |
Northlanders Book
3
“Blood In The Snow”
art by Dean Ormston,
Vasilis Lolos, Danijel Zezelj,
and Davide Gianfelice |
Northlanders Book
4
“The Plague Widow”
art by Leandro Fernandez |
Northlanders Book
5
“Metal & Other Stories”
art by Riccardo Burchielli, Fiona Staples, and Becky Cloonan |
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Northlanders Book
6
“Thor's Daughter”
art by Simon Gane, Matthew Woodson, and Marian Churchland
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not yet released
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Northlanders Book
7
“The Icelandic Trilogy”
art by TBA
- not yet released
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DMZ
Set in a near future where a second American civil war rages, a lone
journalist is stranded in the middle of New York City, now a brutal
no-man's-land. Mirroring current events, DMZ is an unforgiving look
at what a 'war on terror' can do to a civilian population.
Cover illustrations: Brian Wood, John
Paul Leon
Colorist: Jeromy
Cox
Lettering: Jared
K. Fletcher
Published by DC
Comics/Vertigo
DMZ is co-created by Riccardo
Burchielli
"DMZ
[is] the pre-eminent example of a growing fashion for comics and graphic
novels about, or inspired by, the Iraq war." - The Independent
"A well-written combination of Sydney Pollack's "The Absence
of Malice" and HBO's "The Wire" - IGN
"DMZ is incredible. It is addictive and brutal... a perfect antidote
to the flag-waving Fox News broadcasts of the War on Terror"
- Chicago Sun-Times
"Wood and Burchielli gut-wrenchingly portray
the chaotic reality of life in a war zone." - The Washington
Post
"...so
smart, so thought provoking...the perfect mature comic... books like
DMZ are the future of the comic book industry" - IGN
"Wood and Burchielli's excellent series... equal parts compelling
drama and cautionary tale" - San Francisco Chronicle
"It examines the political without getting
preachy, and like good journalism it lays everything out for us- the
good, the bad, and the ugly, while exposing the humanity underneath.
There’s nothing else out there like it right now." - Pop Syndicate
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DMZ Vol. 1
“On The Ground”
art by Riccardo Burchielli and Brian Wood |
DMZ Vol. 2
“Body Of A Journaliost”
art by Riccardo Burchielli, Kristian Donaldson, and
Brian Wood |
DMZ Vol. 3
“Public Works”
art by Riccardo Burchielli |
DMZ Vol. 4
“Friendly Fire”
art by Riccardo Burchielli, Nathan Fox, Kristian Donaldson,
and Viktor Kalvachev |
DMZ Vol. 5
“The Hidden War”
art by Riccardo Burchielli, Nathan Fox, and Danijel Zezelj |
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DMZ Vol. 6
“Blood In The Game”
art by Riccardo Burchielli
introduction by Greg
Palast |
DMZ Vol. 7
“War Powers”
art by Riccardo Burchielli, Kristian Donaldson, and
Nikki Cook
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DMZ Vol. 8
“Hearts And Minds”
art by Riccardo Burchielli and Ryan Kelly |
DMZ Vol. 9
“M.I.A.”
art by Riccardo Burchielli, and others |
DMZ Vol. 10
“Collective Punishment”
art by Andrea Mutti, Cliff Chiang, and others |
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DMZ Vol. 11
“Free States Rising”
art by Riccardo Burchielli and Shawn Martinbrough
- not yet released
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DMZ Vol. 12
“The Five Nations Of New York”
art by Riccardo Burchielli
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not yet released
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CHANNEL
ZERO
A blistering take on media control in a repressive future America! DMZand The Massive creator Brian Wood launched an all-out assault on the comics medium in 1997 with Channel Zero, an influential, forward-thinking series that combined art, politics, and graphic design in a unique way. Touching on themes of freedom of expression, hacking, cutting-edge media manipulation, and police surveillance, it remains as relevant today as it did back then.
Published by Dark
Horse Comics
Public Domain 2 is self-published and available
exclusively here.
"Gritty
storytelling, needle-sharp black and white line work, and an innate
sense of typography. One of the most visually exciting and politically
daring books on the shelves today." - Sequential Tart
"Wood's message is clear enough: apathy is the real enemy, and
it is harder to fight than any totalitarian government." - Wired
Magazine
"It's about anger as a positive force of creation... Someone's
remembered what comics are for. Meet Brian Wood." - Warren Ellis
"your handbook for the media revolution - Eyeball Magazine
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The Channel Zero Collection
art by Brian Wood |
Channel Zero
art by Brian Wood |
Channel Zero: Jennie
One
art by Becky Cloonan |
Public Domain
a Channel Zero designbook
art by Brian Wood |
Public Domain 2
art by Brian Wood |
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LOCAL
"Megan McKeenan sits at the heart of these 12 interconnected
stories that are pulled together in the final two chapters into a
well-worked, cohesive novel. Each story is set in a very specific
North American place, from Portland, Oregon, to Richmond, Virginia,
to Halifax, Nova Scotia, to Austin, Texas. In them, Megan is engaged
in the multifaceted journey of finding herself as well as in the physical
journey so many stops involve... Combining road saga, bildungsroman,
and existentialism, Local has something to suit the tastes of readers
who already like Capote, or Kerouac, or Albertine Sarrazin, and has
the potential for leading others to explore such more traditional,
equally nuanced storytellers." --Booklist
Published by Oni
Press
Local is co-created by Ryan
Kelly
[One
of the] Best Graphic Novels of 2008 - NPR
"Brian Wood is the master of the single-issue comic... [Local
is] one of the most complete portraits of a person that I’ve read
not just in comics, but anywhere." - Bust Magazine
"If you want to know what a quality indie
looks like read [Local]... One of the best ongoing indie comics of
the last 3 years" - Blair Butler / G4TV
"Wood ingeniously sifts through the grit of the ugliest human
emotions and depicts relationships that rustle them to the surface."
-Playboy.com
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Local
art by Ryan Kelly |
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DEMO
Short stories of normal people with extra-normal abilities, Demo is
"what the X-Men would be if they were created today" (CBR).
This pioneering series blazed the trail for dozens of indie books
and has been translated and published around the world.
Published by DC
Comics/Vertigo
Demo is co-created by Becky
Cloonan
"There
isn't a single story here that I didn't love, that didn't make me
think, that didn't thud home in my heart" " - BoingBoing
"The short slice-of-life format becomes more emotionally captivating
than nearly any ongoing series I have come across. Every single story
made me stop, made me think, made me grasp at straws in order to relate."
- Girl's Entertainment Network
Indie Of The Year - Wizard Magazine
Selected for the New York Public Library's "Books For The Teen
Age" 2007
Selected for the American Library Association's Top Ten Great Graphic
Novels for teens.
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Demo Vol. 1
art by Becky Cloonan |
Demo Vol. 2
art by Becky Cloonan |
Demo - The 12 Original
Scripts
art by Becky Cloonan |
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THE
NEW YORK FOUR
THE NEW YORK FIVE
"As in Local and DMZ, indie
superstar Wood shows great skill in writing extremely appealing and
occasionally infuriating female leads. All four of the college freshmen
at the center of this tale are well realized, but it’s shy, sheltered
Riley who is the focus of this girlcentric offering. Riley’s life
is packed with drama as she meets up with her estranged older sister
and struggles to balance school, family, and a mysterious new boyfriend—whom
she has never met but texts to the point of obsession. Kelly’s art,
filled with expressive, idiosyncratic faces and figures... matches
Wood’s affection for the city..." --Booklist
Published by DC
Comics/Vertigo
The New York Four / Five is co-created by
Ryan Kelly
"Brian
Wood has mastered the art of writing female characters." - BUST
Magazine
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The New York Four
art by Ryan Kelly |
The New York Five
art by Ryan Kelly |
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WOLVERINE & THE X-MEN:
ALPHA AND OMEGA
It’s Wolverine versus Kid Omega for dominance of the Jean Grey School. Wolverine will discover that the hardest prison to escape can be his own mind.
Covers by Mark Brooks
Published by Marvel
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Wolverine & The X-Men:
Alpha and Omega
art by Mark Brooks,Roland Boschi, and more |
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DV8
"Gods And Monsters" relaunches the 1990's superhero
book DV8 and updates the black sheep of the Wildstorm universe for
a modern audience.
Covers by Fiona
Staples
Published by DC
Comics/Wildstorm
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DV8
"Gods
And Monsters"
art by Rebekah Isaacs |
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SUPERMARKET
In the future world of Supermarket, legitimate and black-market economies
rule the City, overseen by the vying factions of the Yakuza and Porno
Swede crime families. convenience store clerkette and 16-year old
suburban wise-ass Pella Suzuki suddenly finds herself in themiddle
of it all, heir to an empire she couldn't possibly inherit, but hitmen
on both sides aren't taking any chances.
Published by IDW
Supermarket is co-created by Kristian
Donaldson
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Supermarket
art by Kristian Donaldson |
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THE
COURIERS
The Courers is a fast-paced action-adventure comic set in New York
City, featuring Moustafa and Special: mercenary couriers. They do
the work the normal couriers are only barely aware of: intelligence,
large cash transfers, protection, assassinations, blockade-running...
you name it. The Couriers is a pure action movie on paper.
Published by AIT
Demo is co-created by Rob
G
THE
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The Couriers 01
art by Rob G |
the Couriers 02
“Dirtbike Manifesto”
art by Rob G |
The Couriers 03
“The Ballad Of Johnny Funwrecker”
art by Rob G
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Couscous Express
art by Brett Weldele |
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FIGHT
FOR TOMORROW
Kidnapped as a boy, Cedric Zhang - raised to fight in competitions
- formed a bond with Christy, a young nurse. When she disappears with
no explanation, Cedric immerses himself in the violent NYC underworld
in an effort to locate her, finding himself back in the horrible world
he spent his life trying to escape.
Covers by Jo Chen, Jim Lee, Dave Choe, Celia Calle and others
Published by DC
Comics/Vertigo
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Fight For Tomorrow
art by Denys Cowan and Kent Williams
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POUNDED
In a city filled with trust-fund babies and armchair revolutionaries,
Heavy Parker rules the punk scene as a benevolent dictator. Or at
least it is until Missy, Heavy's girlfriend, goes away for college.
How can a guy like Heavy be expected to handle a long-distance romance?
Short answer: He can’t. Heavy’s mind is already drifting towards his
next sexual conquest. verything is good again, and Heavy is back on
top of the heap. Until a new Missy returns, pissed as all hell, and
she didn't come back alone!.Can Heavy survive a true group of hardcores
invading his turf or will he just wind up POUNDED?
Published by Oni
Press
Pounded is co-created by Steve
Rolston
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Pounded
art by Steve Rolston |
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THE
TOURIST
In a remote coastal village in Northern Scotland, the choice between
money and happiness has never been clearer or carried such deadly
consequences. When Moss arrives, he is accepted as what he appears
to be: a somewhat grubby American backpacker on holiday. Gradually
the town begins to realize just who it is they're harboring: a Special
Forces soldier turned drugs smuggler. If that wasn't bad enough, he
has a lot of really rough bastards riding into town after him. The
safety of the town and the woman he loves vs. the successful conclusion
of a very lucrative drug deal... which will Moss choose?
Published by Image Comics
The Tourist is co-created by Toby
Cypress
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The Tourist
art by Toby Cypress
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COUNTER-X / GENERATION X
(#62-69 co-written with Warren Ellis)
Published by Marvel
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Counter-X Vol. 2
art by Steve Pugh and more |
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