Стивен Т. Сигал — новинки

Originally published in 2004, the 12-issue series SOLO gave some of comics' greatest creators the chance to create stories set in the DC Universe and beyond. Each issue featured one artist, including Tim Sale (BATMAN: THE LONG HALLOWEEN), Paul Pope (BATMAN YEAR ONE HUNDRED), Darwyn Cooke (DC: THE NEW FRONTIER, BEFORE WATCHMEN: MINUTEMEN) and many others. Stories star Batman, Robin, Superman, The Spectre, The Teen Titans and many others, but also include westerns, war stories, science fiction epics, humor and horror, as well as introspective tales from the creators' own lives.

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In the fully painted psychological thriller and horror story HOUSE OF SECRETS, teenage runaway Rain Harper becomes part of a supernatural justice system when she takes up residence in a haunted mansion. Holding court within the abandoned house, five otherworldly ghostly spirits known as the Juris hypnotically summon people to their location and judge them for the secrets that they keep. Acting as a "witness" that binds the Juris' trials to this plane of existence, Rain is forced to validate their decisions as she simultaneously tries to save the defendants from their sentences.

Создатели спецвыпуска "Бесконечный хеллоуин" предоставили фанатам вселенной ДиСи взглянуть на известных супер героев глазами злодеев. События начинают развиваться в канун Хеллоуина в одной из самых жутких психических лечебниц на Земле. Там в ожидании праздника собрались наиболее опасные и известные злодеи, которые обмениваются историями о своих встречах с супер-героями...Кроме этого на страницах комикса читателей будет ждать интересный сюрприз...

John Constantine is a man who has literally been to hell and back in the Warner Bros. Pictures film Constantine, a supernatural thriller based on the long-running hit DC Comics/VERTIGO HELLBLAZER graphic novels. When Constantine teams up with skeptical policewoman Angela Dodson to solve the mysterious suicide of her twin sister, their investigation takes them through the world of demons and angels that exists just beneath the landscape of contemporary Los Angeles. Caught in a catastrophic series of otherworldly events, the two become inextricably involved and seek to find their own peace at whatever cost.

From Maus and American Splendor to Persepolis and Blankets, graphic novels have emerged as a vital forum for memoirs and semi-autobiographical tales. IT’S A BIRD. . . written by Steven T. Seagle (Vertical; Sandman: Mystery Theater) with painted art by European artist Teddy Kristiansen (House of Secrets) is a personal story details one writer’s attempt to find his missing father, come to terms with his family’s legacy of Huntington’s disease, reconcile with his girlfriend, and stave off writer’s block. If that sounds like a job for Superman, well, that’s the problem.

The semi-autobiographical Steve Seagle of IT’S A BIRD. . . should be celebrating. He’s been offered a plum assignment: the opportunity to write the ongoing Superman comic book. But when his father disappears, Steve is confronted by his family’s history of Huntington’s and the possibility that he and his father might have the disease. He is desperate to track down his father and needs to explain to his girlfriend why he might be reluctant to have children. The last thing that he has time for is to put together a proposal for Superman, but his editor keeps calling and needs an answer: can he, will he, write Superman?

Three tales of holiday horror to read by the fireside, wrapped in a painted cover by Alex Ross (KINGDOM COME, UNCLE SAM). A car crash survivor discovers that the accident is only the beginning of his troubles in "The Harvester." Next up, a mother desperately searching for her lost son in a shopping mall hears an eerily familiar story of Christmas tragedy in "Mostly White." And, a man forced to babysit a corpse is left with only his increasingly paranoid thoughts to keep him company in "Sitter."

The Dark Ages Begin Again! An enigmatic 11th century Crusader has come to render terrible justice on the citizens of 21st century San Francisco. His acts of unspeakable violence spark a firestorm of moral soul-searching in the hearts and minds of the city’s most colorful figures. Putting together the pieces of the Knight’s mysteriously brutal puzzle is the voluptuous Venus Kostopikas, a fact checker for a dying newspaper who has aspirations to rise above her station and lead her own crusade.
This first of two skull-crushing, re-mastered volumes collects — for the first time — the macabre Vertigo crime series by noted creators Steven T. Seagle (Soul Kiss, Sandman Mystery Theater) and Kelly Jones (Sandman, Batman, The 13th Son).