Gary Reed Boeken

Focusing on the infamous Jack the Ripper, this illustrated examination delves into the lives of his victims, including Polly Nichols and Annie Chapman, and explores the historical context of Whitechapel. It features official photographs, newspaper articles, and unique artwork by Mark Bloodworth, depicting the victims in their final moments. The concise survey, scripted by Gary Reed, serves as an engaging introduction to the complexities surrounding this notorious serial killer, captivating both criminologists and mystery enthusiasts alike.

She was born into a legacy she wanted no part of and pushed into a battle recessed deep in the shadows of the night. Samantha Helsing is torn between two worlds...two allegiances...two families. The legacy of the Van Helsing family and their crusade against the "night creatures" comes to modern day with the most unlikely of all warriors. As Samantha Helsing must struggle with her birthright as she seeks out the mysterious organization of the Tophet. The members of the Tophet hold a terrible secret which Samantha is not only part of, but wants to destroy, especially the woman known as Miranda who has taken almost everything from Samantha that she holds dear...including her husband. Published by Caliber Comics.From award winning writer Gary Reed (Deadworld) and artists John Lowe (Captain America, X-Men), Bruce McCorkindale (Godzilla). "Gary Reed did a superior job with the writing of this story...a winner!" - Jazma Online. "It is a hair's breath away from excellence." - Suspended Animation. "Congratulations of this masterpiece." - Paul Dale Roberts.

In his retirement, Sherlock Holmes takes on the role of a news reporter, intrigued by rumors of a mysterious figure at the University who is said to be examining corpses at night. As he investigates, Holmes grapples with the question of the man's true intentions—whether they are criminal or something entirely different. This exploration of Holmes' later years delves into themes of curiosity and the pursuit of knowledge, offering a fresh perspective on the iconic detective's character and his enduring quest for truth.

The narrative unfolds around a mysterious Red Diary belonging to Marilyn Monroe, which contains secrets about her powerful lovers, including the Kennedy brothers. Following her suspicious death, the diary goes missing, sparking intrigue. A man claiming to be Monroe's son links his lineage to one of the Kennedys and encounters a mob hitman, Carlos, who loved Marilyn and stole the diary after witnessing her murder. Carlos documents conspiracies surrounding pivotal historical events, while an investigative team seeks to uncover the truth and the missing diaries, facing obstacles from both the government and the mob.

Amy Berg always suspected she was different, but after being forced into a secret government agency, she became one of the SAVANTS.Amy Berg. Young, rebellious - a typical teen misfit. But in her genetic makeup, she has asecret - a special ability capable of being unleashed when exposed to the exotic drug,Tarit-Doca. She's brought to the Center for Intuitive Studies where she'll join others withthe "magic" genes. Kids that have been legally taken, kidnapped, or bought. They can allmanifest their unique powers if shown how, and the government has a plan to do just that.Amy feels she doesn't belong with these others... these "freaks". But she's wrong. She'sone of them. One of The Savants .

Focusing on the human perspective, this retelling of the Trojan War explores the motivations and flaws of iconic figures like Achilles, Hector, and Odysseus, rather than the divine influences of the Gods. It chronicles the events leading to the war and its ten-year duration, emphasizing the pivotal role of Helen, whose beauty sparked the conflict. This narrative captures the epic saga's enduring impact on literature, showcasing both the glory and the failings of its legendary heroes in their struggle for Troy.

The narrative follows Germaine, an immortal man who absorbs the memories of individuals on the brink of death, creating a rich tapestry of human experience within his own mind. This unique ability allows him to possess a vast historical consciousness, yet it comes at the cost of enduring countless deaths. The story explores themes of memory, identity, and the burden of eternal life, presenting a compelling saga of one man's journey through the ages.

At the dawn of the 20th century, Jack London was considered one of the first literary writing pioneers in the rapidly growing world of magazine fiction. Having written numerous novels, short stories, poems and essays, he became a well-known celebrity and world-wide house hold name. Even today, Jack London's popular written works find a large reader audience and his stories have been adapted into feature films and television programs. Here are presented FIVE of his stories, adapted with illustrated art from award winning comic artists Ron McCain (DC's Batman, and Adventures of Superman, MARVEL's Wolverine), Guy Davis (Dark Horse's Hellboy and DC's Swamp Thing), Vince Locke (Neil Gaiman's Sandman, Judge Dredd, Deadworld), and Charles Yates (High Caliber, Frankenstein). Collected are Jack London's: A Piece of Steak, Chinago, The Death of Ligoun, Told in the Drooling Ward, and Koolau the Leper.

Set against the backdrop of the Western Front during World War One, this graphic novel vividly portrays the harrowing experiences of soldiers. Through striking illustrations and poignant storytelling, it delves into themes of bravery, loss, and the brutal realities of warfare. The narrative captures the emotional and physical toll of conflict, offering readers a powerful glimpse into the lives of those who fought on the front lines.