The Whisper War #5
Written by Marc Guggenheim
Art by Sedat Oezgen
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Conclusion. Axel Jindari’s past and present are on a collision course that threatens to demolish everything he holds dear! Axel’s actions in this moment could rewrite the future–not just for himself, but the entirety of the Shattered Realm!
The Whisper War #4
Written by Marc Guggenheim
Art by Sedat Oezgen
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Chapter 4. The secret history of the Shattered Realm exposed! The very truth that Jindari and Dessin sought, is laid bare by a mysterious oracle–and Axel may not like what he hears…
The Whisper War #3
Written by Marc Guggenheim
Art by Sedat Oezgen
Color by Carlos Cabrera
Lettering by Dave Sharpe
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Chapter 3. With the murderer revealed, Axel Jindari’s hunt for the truth takes him to the Barren Reaches, a forbidden land that no one has set foot in for centuries– or so he thought!
The Whisper War #3
Written by Marc Guggenheim
Art by Sedat Oezgen
Color by Carlos Cabrera
Lettering by Dave Sharpe
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Chapter 3. With the murderer revealed, Axel Jindari’s hunt for the truth takes him to the Barren Reaches, a forbidden land that no one has set foot in for centuries– or so he thought!
Our middle issue is, appropriately, our fulcrum where I turn over some rather large cards and reveal much of what’s been going on. My hope is that people are pleasantly surprised that these revelations take place in the middle of the series rather than at the end. We still have a lot more story to tell.”
-Marc Guggenheim
The Whisper War #2
Written by Marc Guggenheim
Art by Sedat Oezgen
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Chapter 2. When the identity of the murder victim raises more questions than answers, Inspectors Jindari and Dessin are sent to Imprimata’s meanest streets: A prison-city infamously known as The Dregs!
The Whisper War
Written by Marc Guggenheim
Art by Sedat Oezgen
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Chapter 1. On planet Imprimata’s capital city of Apperax, a murder’s been committed and Axel Jindari has been selected to lead the investigation. No suspects. No forensics. No theories. Only Axel’s intuition—and a nagging feeling of déjà vu—can guide him through the case…
