Art is anything you can get away with destroy it all. Welcome to THE ELECTRIC SUBLIME - where art history, madness, and expression meet in a Pollock-splatter of thrilling crime adventure! When a mysterious change in the composition of a famous painting begins poisoning the minds of its spectators, Margot Breslin-director of the Bureau of Artistic Integrity-must pull famed art detective Arthur Brut out of a mental institution and back into the insanity that sent him there in the first place.
Over a year has passed since industrialist adventurer Chas Worthington founded the New Texas Settlement upon a floating continent of trash. But while growth has been strong, true sovereignty and statehood will come at a cost even he cannot afford. The frontier tale of sci-fi, scoundrels, mayhem, and monsters continues! Collects Great Pacific #7-12 [story JOE HARRIS / art / cover MARTÍN MORAZZO]
Adventure junkies, come to New Texas and seek your fortune on its plastic shores! The sci-fi saga of a young man's quest to turn an island of trash into sovereign land continues, as the settlers grapple with confounding new threats including addiction, mysterious and cruel interlopers, and all-out civil war. Collects Great Pacific #13-18. [(W) Joe Harris (A/CA) Martin Morazzo]
The bizarre, true history of Gorman Ranch continues as Tom and Ellen witness things they can't explain and are desperate to find answers as they have no choice but to stay and try to make farm life work. Between a series of grisly and mysterious mutilations, unexplainable odors, and esoteric orbs, Tom and Ellen push through the terror to get to the bottom of things, but more than the cows are in danger
RECOVERY Doug's gonna try real hard to get and stay sober.
Chocolate, vanilla, existential horror, addiction, musical fantasythere's a flavor for everyone's misery. Ice Cream Man is a genre-defying comic book series, featuring disparate one-shot tales of sorrow, wonder, and redemption. Each installment features its own cast of strange characters, dealing with their own special sundae of suffering. And on the periphery of all of them, like the twinkly music of his colorful truck, is the Ice Cream Man-a weaver of stories, a purveyor of sweet treats. Friend. Foe. God. Demon. The man who, with a snap of his fingers-lickety split!-can change the course of your life forever. Written by W. Maxwell Prince (One Week In The Library), with art by Martín Morazzo (Snowfall, Great Pacific). Collects Ice Cream Man #1-4.
The critically acclaimed series of not-so-sweet singular stories continues with four more tales of woe and wonder. Here: the ballad of a falling man; a three-flavored silent meditation; a young girl's quest with her dead best friend; a potpourri of suburban emergencies. Plus: more is revealed about the mischievous Ice Cream Man and his history with the dark cowboy, Caleb. Collects Ice Cream Man #5-8.
Ice Cream Man continues with four more strange, sad stories. Plus: more is revealed about the mischievous Ice Cream Man and his history with the dark cowboy, Caleb. Collects Ice Cream Man #9-12.
The critically acclaimed horror anthology drives back into town, offering four new stories that zoom in on folks who are just barely scraping by-and willing to do anything to change that. Collects Ice Cream Man #13-16.
In Chicago, an unknown woman appears flying at speeds of 120 miles per hour and at heights reaching 2,000 feet. Then she suddenly dies in a fiery explosion mid-air. No one knows who she was, how she flew, or why. Luna, a disturbed 15-year-old girl becomes obsessed with learning everything about her while rumors and conspiracy theories roil. Will cracking the secrets of the Flying Woman's inner life lead to the liberation from her own troubled mind? o Written by Christopher Cantwell, co-creator/showrunner of AMC's Halt and Catch Fire. o Martin Morazzo has worked on Nighthawk, Elektra, and the recently released creator-owned Ice Cream Man. o The latest from Karen Berger's Berger Books imprint!
She could fly, but then she blew up. Luna mourns the loss, unable to let go, while Bill Meigs returns to Chicago to secretly investigate the Flying Woman's identity. Meanwhile, Eon-Def Industrial moves to put a cap on dangerous technology in hopes of avoiding federal prying eyes. And the Brewsters discover that Kido may not be as at peace as she claims. o Written by Christopher Cantwell, co-creator/showrunner of AMC's critically acclaimed Halt and Catch Fire. o Martín Morazzo has worked on Nighthawk, Elektra, and the recently released creator-owned Ice Cream Man.
Luna comes face-to-face - sort of - with the Flying Woman through a recently discovered diary, just as she and Bill Meigs have forged an uneasy truce. But the EON-DEF security team is hot on their trail, desperate to eliminate anyone with knowledge of the secret and troubled Accelerator project. Will the Flying Woman's diary provide the answers that Luna is looking for?
Luna's journey to get to the bottom of the Flying Woman's death finally comes to a head, just as EON-DEF, Chinese Intelligence, and the U.S. government encircle the Brewster household. Will any of the family survive the encounter? And even if they do, will the stress of all this mentally break Luna once and for all? The final chapter in the acclaimed series!
Luna has crash-landed back into her life after spending a year in a mental institution . . . but that might just mean she's closer to the edge than she's ever been before. After discovering clues about the Flying Woman's missing family, Luna's obsession reignites, threatening to again unravel her fragile mind. Meanwhile, a mysterious guru appears in the sewers of Chicago, a Russian mercenary seeks old secret technology, and the specter of violence begins to loom over everyone once more. Luna begins to wonder . . . will she even survive long enough to go insane? Collects She Could Fly: The Lost Pilot #1-#5.
After an intense brain surgery, Luna's mental imbalances are more manageable, but still problematic. Now 18, she's estranged from her parents and forging a life on her own. But Luna soon discovers that there's a new Flying Woman in town . . . one that's hellbent on causing havoc and terror. After witnessing this new Flying Villain, Luna's purpose finally become clear. She must be the one to fly-for the good of Chicago, for the sake of her family, for the memory of Mayura, and for herself. And this battle will all take place above the Chicago skyline . . .
Luna's mental health deteriorates as her obsession with the Flying Woman reignites. Benji searches for his mother Kido while Dana begins to worship at her feet. Bill gets help mounting an escape, and Luna's doctors become worried . . . plus, she might have a boyfriend now?
Writer Joe Harris (The X-Files) and artist Martín Morazzo (Vertigo Quarterly), creators of Great Pacific, reunite for a brand new ongoing science-fiction series and an oversized debut issue featuring thirty-two pages of story! In the year 2045 it no longer snows. A catastrophic crash has left the climate ravaged, society splintered, and the newly-christened Cooperative States of America propped up and administered by the powerful Hazeltyne Corporation. Only one man wages an all-out weather war against the system, wielding the forces of nature themselves as weapons. He is the White Wizard. The ghost in the night. Genius. Terrorist. Outlaw. Hero?
Branches From A Single Point conclusion. The White Wizard has reached Saved New York City, the seat of Hazeltyne's power. If he wants to succeed where previous efforts to topple the Cooperative failed, he'll need allies only his definition of need differs significantly from theirs!
THE END OF A SENTENCE. A man obsessed with Sad Libs gets out of prison, only to find himself totally lost in a world of crime and fill-in vocabulary. W. MAXWELL PRINCE's obsession with cessation continues, featuring this issue's superstar artist: CAITLIN YARSKY (Black Hammer)! The end is the beginning is the end; these are the SWAN SONGS.
THE END OF ANHEDONIA Via therapeutic hypnosis, a man travels through his subconscious to try to find his inner child-and a way to be happy again. A comic that doesn't look like any other comic ever made, this issue is done in full collage art by the spectacular ALEX ECKMAN-LAWN-a veritable dream in four colors. The end is almost here; this is just one of many SWAN SONGS.
