Books by Phil Hester

"Contains material originally published in single magazine form as Man-eaters: CURSED #1-5 and Man-eaters: Tomorrow belongs to you (One-shot)."

A brand-new, magical, coffee-laden adventure from the creator of Lumberjanes. Werewolf barista Julie and her new girlfriend go on a date to a close-up magic show, but all heck breaks loose when the magician casts a horrible spell on their friend Chet. Collects #1-5.

The second oversized hardback of the award-winning crime series from Ed Brubaker and Sean Phillips is finally here! The first edition has gone through four printings, in sellout after sellout, and now the rest of Brubaker and Phillips' noir masterpiece is collected in the same format. Collecting BAD NIGHT, THE SINNERS and THE LAST OF THE INNOCENT - along with short stories, behind-the-scenes pieces, art and articles, all previously uncollected. Don't miss out on this beautiful package from the best-selling team behind such hits as INCOGNITO and FATALE. Colors by Val Staples and Dave Stewart.

Critically lauded writer and playwright SEAN LEWIS follows up the cult favorite SAINTS with his newest book THE FEW. Teaming with red-hot artist HAYDEN SHERMAN THE FEW introduces readers to a futuristic world of militias, roving cults and an American government that has decided to cut off ties with poorer states. HALE is a US Palace Soldier who when witnessing a massacre while under cover, escapes through the forgotten American badlands with a gas mask wearing baby in tow. Now hunted by her country and the cult she was watching her life falls in the hands of two survivalist brothers. Mad Max action with a Station Eleven sensibility combines in this sci-fi series for mature readers. Collects issues 1 through 6.

The two mercenary morons are back and this time they're taking their boisterous brand of brutish bloodshed to the big city. By the time this adventure wraps up they'll battle a den of thieves, a monster fight pit, alleyways of danger, nobility, stupidity, dinner parties, and bloodthirsty faerie folk.