Books by Kelly Sue DeConnick

Collects Avenging Spider-Man (2011) #9-10, Captain Marvel (2014) #7-8, Generations: Captain Marvel and Captain Mar-Vell (2017) #1. Carol Danvers flies higher, further, faster than anyone in the Marvel-Verse - and these are the stories that prove it! First, the world's greatest super hero teams up with the friendly neighborhood Spider-Man - but they're about to have their hands full with the attack of a 50-foot tall redheaded madwoman! Then, everyone loves Carol's adorable cat, Chewie - but is there more to this feisty feline than meets the eye? And just what is a Flerken anyway? In space, no one can hear you meow! And the modern-day Captain Marvel shares an adventure through time with someone she never thought she would see again - her fallen friend and inspiration, the Kree legend named Mar-Vell!

"Grand and majesticstorytelling."-Warren Ellis (TREES, INJECTION, GunMachine, Red) KELLYSUE DeCONNICK (CAPTAIN MARVEL, BITCH PLANET) and EMMA RÃ?OS (I.D., MIRROR)plunge back into the Eisner-nominated, New York Times best-selling world ofPRETTY DEADLY. Diving beneath the sun-soaked strips of 1930sHollywoodland, where the best and brightest are dimmed and broken, thegranddaughter of Sara Fields is found dead. Desperate to solve her murder andversed in the ways of the Immortals, her heartbroken uncle calls on the Reaperof Vengeance to aid him. In his obsession, following this twisted path may leadto his undoing. THERAT collects issues 1-5.

"Contains material originally published in single magazine form as Bitch planet: triple feature #1-5."--Colophon.

A few years down the road in the wrong direction, a woman's failure to comply with her patriarchal overlords results in exile to the meanest penal planet in the galaxy. But what happened on Earth that this new world order came to pass in the first place?

Earth's mightiest hero with attitude to match is back and launching headfirst into an all-new ongoing adventure.

Collects opening arc of author's surprise-hit series that marries the magical realism of Sandman with the western brutality of Preacher.