Cry Havoc: Mything in Action
- ISBN-10
- 1632158337
- ISBN-13
- 9781632158338
- Series
- Cry Havoc
- Pages
- 160
- Language
- English
- Published
- 2016-08-23
- Publisher
- Image Comics
- Author
- Si Spurrier
Description
An electrifying account of black ops, black dogs and weaponised folklore that is unlike anything you've ever seen. Best in show. Alan Moore A joy to read. The Guardian Meet Lou: a street musician savaged by a supernatural terror. Meet Lou: crossing war-torn Afghanistan with a unit of shapeshifting soldiers. Meet Lou: a monstress held captive by the rogue beast she was sent to kill. CRY HAVOC interweaves three stages of a remarkable life into a critically-exalted saga of military, myth and mania. SIMON SPURRIER (X-Men Legacy, Marvel Zombies, Doctor Who) and RYAN KELLY (Local, Northlanders, Saucer Country) collaborate with multiple superstar colorists FILARDI, LOUGHRIDGE & WILSON to push the envelope of comicbook storytelling in an unprecedented, monstrous direction. This is not the tale of a lesbian werewolf going to war. Except it kind of is. Sharp, compulsive, human, edgy. Wow. We're sold. - The Quietus Flawless. - The Nerdist Structurally ambitious, the intelligence and artistry of this creative team brings depth and sophistication to an attention-grabbing hook. - A.V. Club "
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