Clem Robins

Martin Powell

Patrick Olliffe

The graphic novel adaptation of the classic horror novel by Mary Shelley. Written by Martin Powell (SCARLET IN GASLIGHT, THE SPIDER, A CASE OF BLIND FEAR) and illustrated by Patrick Olliffe (SPIDER-GIRL, CAPTAIN BRITAIN & MI:13). Featuring the following exclusive bonus features:- An interview with Powell on the origins of his adaptation of Shelley's classic horror novel.- An introduction by noted Frankenstein historian, Pierre Fournier.- An illustrated gallery of the many different visions of Frankenstein's monster over the decades.

The Graphic Novel

Frankenstein

Chris Warner

Hard as nails and hot as hell, badass bounty hunter Barb Wire rides the meanest streets of America's toughest town: Steel Harbor, USA. Barb tracks gangsters who can punch through walls and crush cars like beer cans, but it's nothing personal, just business. It's a dirty job, but someone's gotta do it! The bitch is back! The comic book that inspired the motion picture, Barb Wire returns with pedal-to-the-metal action and full-metal-jacket girl power! Written by series creator Chris Warner and drawn by Catwoman and Spider-Girl artist Patrick Olliffe.

Barb Wire Book 1: Steel Harbor Blues

BASADO EN LA NOVELA DE MARY SHELLEY Martin Powell y Patrick Olliffe (SPIDERGIRL) presentan la adaptación al noveno arte de la obra maestra de la literatura de terror del siglo XIX, la historia original de un personaje que ha pasado a formar parte de las pesadillas del mundo entero. Basándose en la célebre novela de MARY SHELLEY, el cómic nos acerca a la historia de un hombre que se atrevió a ser Dios, del moderno Prometeo y del monstruo al que dio vida. Es Victor Frankenstein, un ser destinado a convertirse en leyenda...

basado en la novela de Mary Shelley

Brian Reed

A mass suicide by a branch of the Church of Hala has claimed the lives of twenty families. With Captain Marvel gone, Carol Danvers investigates this tragedy performed in his name, putting her directly in the path of would be Captain Marvel replacement: Noh Varr. Collects Ms. Marvel #35-41.

Patrick Olliffe

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