Garth Ennis

Darick Robertson

Collects issues of The boys, originally published by WildStorm/DC Comics.

The Name of the Game

Warren Ellis

Outlaw journalist Spider Jerusalem has become a household name in the future City he calls home. This latest collection of twisted tales showcases Spider's horrific yet funny screeds on subjects as diverse as religion, politics, and his ex-wife's cryogenically frozen head (which has been stolen).

Lust for Life

Transmetropolitan

"Contains material originally published in magazine form as The Boys #15-30"--Indicia.

The Boys Omnibus Vol. 2 TPB

Washed-up journalist Spider Jerusalem returns to The City, a place of noise, filth, and energy, where technology has drastically altered human life.

Transmetropolitan: Lust for life

Forced into retirement at the closing of the Cold War, government-trained freedom-fighter Nick Fury re-enters the fray when the Agency requests his help in battling the takeover of a third-world island.

Fury

Greg Rucka

Tom Palmer

Wolverine embarks on a dangerous mission of revenge, seeking justice for a young neighbor who was murdered in her sleep.

The Brotherhood

Wolverine

Transmetropolitan Book One

Peter Snejbjerg

In a world where costumed heroes soar through the sky and masked vigilantes prowl the night, someone's got to make sure the "supes" don't get out of line. And someone will! Billy Butcher, Wee Hughie, Mother's Milk, The Frenchman, and The Female are The Boys: A CIA-backed team of very dangerous people, each one dedicated to the struggle against the most dangerous force on Earth - superpower! The fan-favorite series draped in controversy is now presented in an omnibus edition, collecting the first twenty-two issues of the acclaimed series in one massive, oversized softcover! Join the most brutal government operatives ever assembled in tales of mayhem and dark humor, as chronicled by Garth Ennis, Dennis Robertson, and Peter Snejbjerg! Bonus material includes an extensive cover gallery featuring iconic artwork by Darick Robertson.

The Boys Volume 1 Omnibus Tp

Peacemaker. Fury

Steve Dillon

After he watched his family murdered by the Mafia, ex-Marine Frank Castle vowed to use his skills to eliminate all criminals from the face of the Earth as the one-man army known only as the Punisher.

The Punisher

Grant Morrison

Nick Sax è un ex sbirro corrotto, diventato detective privato. Manca poco a Natale e Nick non è che stia benissimo. Quando gli appare Happy, un cavallino azzurro, che con voce querula gli dice che c’è una bambina nelle mani di un sadico e che Nick la deve salvare, l’uomo pensa di avere le allucinazioni. Ci metterà un po’ a capire che Happy è sì un “amico immaginario”, ma è l’amico immaginario della bambina in pericolo. Grant Morrisoncrea una storia distopica e ai limiti dell’assurdismo che, per il prodigio del suo talento, funziona come un orologio svizzero. Darick Robertson la illustra, da par suo, con uno stile che vi farà accapponare la pelle per il ribrezzo, a tratti. Questo romanzo grafico, uscito originariamente nel 2014, è diventato una serie TV la cui prima stagione debutta in Italia su Netflix il 26 aprile. Per l’occasione, BAO ne offre una versione rinnovata, in formato più grande, identico all’originale americano, cartonata, con dieci pagine di fumetto in più e un nuovo apparato di extra a fine volume. In copertina, nella posa della copertina originale, Christopher Meloni, colonna portante di Law & Order – Unità Vittime Speciali.

Happy! – Deluxe

- Meet Nick Sax: a corrupt, intoxicated ex-cop turned hit-man, adrift in a stinking twilight world of casual murder, soulless sex, eczema, and betrayal. With a hit gone wrong, a bullet in his side, the cops and the mob on his tail, and a monstrous child killer in a Santa suit on the loose, Nick and his world will be changed forever this Christmas by a tiny blue horse called Happy... - Re-presented as an oversized hardcover just in time for the holidays, this deluxe edition of Happy! includes an all-new 10-page story by creators Grant Morrison and Darick Robertson.

Happy!

Diane Duane

Spider-man and his arch-enemy, Venom, must put aside their differences and join forces to stop ruthless Dr. Octopus, who has managed to stockpile a large number of devastating bombs and plans to use them to take over the world.

The Octopus Agenda

Spider-Man

Adam Egypt Mortimer

"A genuine spark of innovation is a precious thing, and Ballistic, by filmmaker Adam Egypt Mortimer and comics star Darick Robertson, transmits that spark with shocking force. It's a future classic, and it comes out in collected form next month." - Publishers Weekly Darick Robertson (Transmetropolitan, The Boys) and Adam Egypt Mortimer's madcap, psychedelic, transreal, utterly-wacko buddy adventure about Butch and his best friend Gun, a drug-addicted, genetically-modified, foul-mouthed firearm, as they attempt to elevate Butch from air conditioner repairman to master criminal in the twisted, eco-apocalyptic Repo City State, a reclaimed trash island built from DNA-based, living technology with bad attitudes. Ballistic marks Darick Robertson's return to the hard sci-fi worldbuilding of his classic Transmetropolitan, but mixed with The Boys' ultra-violence and the lunacy of Happy. Mortimer's mix of speculative science, pulpy noire, and drug-addled adventure cooks up a strange brew of Lethal Weapon by way of Cronenberg meets Dr. Who if written by Odd Future. Forward by Grant Morrison.

Ballistic 1

Wee Hughie's joined 'The Boys', a group of covert operatives who police - and when necessary, punish - the super 'heroes' (who are usually anything but). His first full case? Investigate the murder of Swingwing, former partner of the Tek-Knight, a man with a fetish disgusting.

Get some. Volume two

The Boys

Space Beaver

Legends of the Dark Knight#1

BAD NIGHT, GOOD KNIGHT PART 4! Riddle Me This...Who has summoned Batman to an abandonned TV studio turned deadly deathtrap? If you think The Riddler is responsible...so does Batman...but that doesn't make you right.

Darick Robertson

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