Richard Poplak

Jason Gilmore

Alex Jansen

Nick Marinkovich

Kenk: A Graphic Portrait&nbspis a groundbreaking 304-page journalistic comic book detailing the life and times of Igor Kenk, "the world's most prolific bicycle thief" (The New York Times&nbspand&nbspThe Guardian). In Summer 2008, Kenk was arrested and nearly 3,000 bicycles were seized in one of the biggest news stories of the year. Built from more than 30 hours of never-before-seen intimate footage taken over the year leading up to his arrest,&nbspKenk&nbspis a thought-provoking and surprisingly funny portrait of an outsize neighbourhood figure and a city in flux, both wracked by the forces of gentrification and by a burgeoning global environmental and economic crisis that promises to define our generation.

A Graphic Portrait

Kenk

Kris Oprisko

Danny McBride

Nick Postic

Underneath the city streets, amid the labyrinth of subway tunnels and gothicruins, the most notorious creatures of the night collide in an all-out war. Itis the culmination of the bloodthirsty battle between two mortal enemies...theVampires and the Werewolves. Also included in this book is a special prequel story, set hundreds of yearsbefore the epic movie, written by one of the movie's screenwriters, DannyMcBride, with Kris Oprisko, who scripted the adaptation.

Underworld

Nick Marinkovich

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