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Preview: Null Faeries Volume 1: Dust Pilot Down

NULL FAERIES VOLUME 1: DUST PILOT DOWN

Writer(s): Chad Cicconi
Artist Name(s): Chad Cicconi (pencils, inks), Federico Sioc, Jr. (colors), Adam Wollet (letters)
Cover Artist(s): Sorah Suhng
184 pgs./ T+ / FC
$14.99

Our tale begins with Ionantha Hesperis, a faerie felled by a cursed blade and stripped of her powers. But when the queen’s pixie dust shipment is hijacked, Ionantha is called in to solve the case of the century! This deluxe collection includes the complete first story of the Null Faeries. Featuring a mature, intelligent female protagonist, this story will resonate with fans of high fantasy, sword and sorcery, faerie tales, and action adventure.

NULL FAERIES VOLUME 1: DUST PILOT DOWN

Preview: Null Faeries #6

NULL FAERIES #6

Writer(s): Chad Cicconi
Artist Name(s): Chad Cicconi (pencils, inks), Federico Sioc, Jr. (colors), Adam Wollet (letters)
Cover Artist(s): Chad Cicconi (Cover A), Sorah Suhng (Cover B)
32 pgs./ T+ / FC
$3.99

In this stunning climax to her adventure, Ionantha Hesperis, Inquisitor to the faerie queen, must seek aid from her mortal enemy in order to escape captivity and defeat the first human wizard in a millennium — a dangerous man who has learned the secret of fey magic in the most dreadful way imaginable. With the very existence of the faerie realm at stake, Ionantha has only her wits and her will as weapons as she faces her dreadful foe. The series reaches a blazing crescendo in this satisfying ultimate issue.

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Null Faeries Volume 1: Dust Pilot Down Introduces You to a Dark Fantasy World

Action Lab: Danger Zone presents a mature fantasy story inspired by works such as Lord of the Rings and Dungeons & Dragons campaigns! Null Faeries takes readers on a magical journey to a world filled with faeries, pixie dust and dark sorcery!

Follow along with Ionantha Hesperis, a faerie stripped of her magical powers, as she investigates the mystery of the century! Ionantha is Null Faeries‘ very own Sherlock Holmes/Clarice Starling from Silence of the Lambs. The story explores issues relevant to a modern reader, including tribalism, racial prejudice, sexuality, resource allocation, and the loss of societal status suffered by mature women.

Collect the first six issues of this epic fantasy story in Null Faeries Volume 1: Dust Pilot Down is written by Chad Cicconi, with art by Cicconi, color by Federico Sioc, Jr., lettering by Adam Wollet, and a cover by Sorah Suhng.

Null Faeries Volume 1: Dust Pilot Down

Preview: Null Faeries #5

NULL FAERIES #5

Writer(s): Chad Cicconi
Artist Name(s): Chad Cicconi (pencils, inks), Federico Sioc, Jr. (colors), Adam Wollet (letters)
Cover A – Chad Cicconi
Cover B – Sorah Suhng
32 pgs./ T+ / FC
$3.99

Captured and facing torture and death, Ionantha Hesperis must face her fears and protect the secrets of her people from the most dangerous human wizard who has arisen in 1000 years. Engaging in a desperate game of mental cat and mouse with her captor, Ionantha finds an unexpected ally and must seek help from an unlikely source to save her own life and fulfill her mission for the Queen.

NULL FAERIES #5

Preview: Null Faeries #4

NULL FAERIES #4

Writer(s): Chad Cicconi
Artist Name(s): Chad Cicconi (pencils, inks), Federico Sioc, Jr. (colors), Adam Wollet (letters)
Cover A – Chad Cicconi
Cover B – Sorah Suhng
32 pgs./ T+ / FC
$3.99

Delving ever more deeply into the mystery of the missing pixie dust shipment, Ionantha Hesperis, the only mortal faerie and the Queen’s inquisitor, must at last confront the first adult human to sense the faerie world and command its magic since Merlyn — over a thousand years ago. In doing so, she walks alone, and plays a desperate game of cat and mouse with the most dangerous threat the Fey world has ever seen.

NULL FAERIES #4

Review: Skip to the End

It’s Wednesday which means it’s new comic book day with new releases hitting shelves, both physical and digital, all across the world. This week we’ve got a graphic novel that mixes music and comics.

Skip to the End is by Jeremy Holt, Alex Diotto, Renzo Podesta, Adam Wollet, and Tim Daniel.

Get your copy in comic shops today. To find a comic shop near you, visit http://www.comicshoplocator.com or call 1-888-comicbook or digitally and online with the links below.

Amazon/Kindle/comiXology

 

 

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Rock out and Skip to the End this June from Jeremy Holt, Alex Diotto, and Insight Comics

Bassist-turned-junkie Jonny Wells is addicted to his past, but the only way to get there is through his music.

This June, Insight Comics is publishing Skip to the End, a riveting graphic novel created as an allegory to the history of the legendary band Nirvana.

Skip to the End tells Jonny’s story as he tries to cope with his band mate and best friend Kirk’s suicide. Twenty years later he struggles with heroin addiction, lost in the songs they created and desperate to relive the past—unitl one day he discover he can. With the aid of a mysterious guitar, Jonny begins to make trips back in time, searching for the roots of Kirk’s unraveling. At Nar-Anon meetings and in conversations with his sponsor Emily, he starts to cope with the events that led to Kirk’s death. But by the time Jonny realizes that his visits can’t change the present, he might be too addicted to stop.

Skip to the End explores music’s transportive property, while sharing a story of friendship, combating addiction, and suicide awareness.

Skip to the End is written by Jeremy Holt, with art by Alex Diotto, designed by Tim Daniel, colored by Renzo Podesta, and lettering by Adam Wollet.

MediSin Volume 1: Because Even Super Villains Need Healthcare!

Action Lab: Danger Zone presents MediSin Volume 1: First Do No Harm, collecting issues #1-3. Get in on the ground floor of Action Lab’s sensational new series MediSin as a team of blackmailed physicians provide health care for super villains.

The series is written by Jeff Dyer and Mark McKeon, with art and cover by David Brame, colors by Joaquin Pereyra, and letters by Adam Wollet.

Ethan Sharp leads the MEDICS, doctors who struggle to uphold their oaths while aiding the world’s worst super villains, all of them led by the nefarious Malady. But Ethan’s secret history is revealed: his grandfather was Quick Thinker, a notorious super villain. When one of the MEDICS goes rogue, the team will learn a terrifying lesson from Malady.

Meanwhile, abused sidekick Crimson Crow seeks aid and finds it in the all-too-nurturing arms of Dr. Stribling, while Dr. Ramirez finds himself in the middle of a love triangle with Polecat and Arsoness.

MediSin Volume 1: First Do No Harm will be available in a comic shop near you on August 9th, 2017. Use the Diamond item code JUN171106 to order now. First Do No Harm culminates in a stunning cliffhanger that will be resolved in Volume 2: In the Grip of Malady.

Medisin: Health Care for Super Villians

Health care. It’s a concern on everyone’s minds. But when the dust settles after epic, world shattering battles, who cares for the super villains? Enter the twisted world of Medisin.

Ethan Sharp leads a team of down on their luck doctors who have been blackmailed by the sinister Malady into providing medical care for the worst super villains in the world. Ethan and his team are all broken individuals, struggling with their own personal issues. Are they upholding their Hippocratic Oath to “first, do no harm”? They struggle with these ethical dilemmas as they strive to escape from the grasp of Malady, who has all of them on a very tight leash. Ethan comes to terms with his own family history and learns a terrifying truth about himself along the way.

Medisin is a six issue mini-series from Action Lab’s Danger Zone. The story arc is titled “First Do No Harm” and is written by Jeff Dyer and Dr. Mark McKeon, drawn by David Brame, colored by Joaquin Peyeryra and lettered by Adam Wollet.

The first issue of Medisin debuts in May 2017!

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Preview: Kingdom Bum TPB

KINGDOM BUM TPB

Writer(s): Adam Wollet and Rick Marshall
Artist Name(s): Jon Reed (pencils and inks), Jen Hickman (colors), Adam Wollet (letters).
Cover Artist(s): Main Cover: Jon Reed and Jen Hickman.

128 pages/ Rated T+. / FC
$14.99

It’s Game of Thrones with cardboard homes as this wild series brings an inner city’s hidden world to life in contemporary fantasy style! First Coast City’s homeless population is ruled by Philip “The Ax”- a ruthless tyrant who hacks off the thumbs of any vagabond who dare oppose him. Kingdom Bum’s only hope is Simon, an optimistic and resourceful hobo who is working from the inside to blunt the suffering of his fellow street-sleepers. Unfortunately, neither Simon or The Ax can predict the dark and sinister force that will be born from their inevitable battle – the rise of The Thumbless.

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