Brandon Graham is an American comic book creator whose works often draw from his background as a graffiti artist. His style is characterized by visually rich worlds and narratives that explore unconventional themes. Graham is known for his ability to craft complex and immersive stories that push the boundaries of the traditional comic book format. His work typically delves into science fiction and fantasy genres, but with a unique, often mature and provocative edge.
Perfect for fans of Hiyao Miyazaki, Asterix, and Arthur C Clarke, GRIZ GROBUS is another tale of life after the collapse of interstellar empire, set in the same sci-fi universe as HABITAT. On a distant planet, a prying scribe, a sentimental constable, and a mayor resurrect a sleepy town’s long-defunct priest-bot. But “Father Stanley” is not what he seems. Meanwhile, in another universe, a hungry wizard accidentally conjures a war-god into the body of a chicken. These two intertwined tales make up GRIZ GROBUS, the hit Kickstarter Graphic Novel sensation now at Image Comics!
In a post-human world, the man of miium is born. Created to avenge a slain goddess, our nameless warrior travels an unrecognizable landscape, constantly evolving with new wonders and terrors: Zanikam pirates, deadly reflections, a living bridge, and a red tear in the sky. Written and drawn by Eisner-award-winning author and artist Brandon Graham (Prophet, King City, Rain Like Hammers) and featuring artist Xurxo G. Penalta, Moonray presents a mind-altering new dawn for a distant sci-fi future unlike any other.
Eisner award-winning writer and artist BRANDON GRAHAM (KING CITY, PROPHET,MULTIPLE WARHEADS) presents a self-contained graphic novel of distant,far-future science fiction. To rescue El, a young woman who hasunknowingly entered a competition for immortality, supercriminal Brik Blokjourneys to the palace-world of Skycradle. He disguises himself bymind-transferring into the body of a genetically engineered butler and beginsmaking plans to steal an aristocrat's finger-keys Meanwhile, thewalking-cities on the desert-world of Crown Majesty are being picked off by anunseen force!
Calvert Green literally believes he's dead--but that won't stop him from diving deep into the secrets that threaten to bury him. The car accident took his wife and nearly killed him too, but Calvert Green's problems are just beginning. He was a respected Russian literature scholar in Chicago, but due to severe head trauma, he's now suffering from Cotard's Disease--a rare physiological condition that makes him believe he's dead. He has also lost much of his memory, including the academic knowledge that defined his life. Calvert knows few details about the accident but believes there's more going on than he's been told, so he leaves the care facility determined to find the truth behind his "death." His search lands him in the middle of a city being terrorized by a murder spree, and young homicide detective Whistler Diaz has a prime suspect. But Whistler's cousin Moe, a crusading journalist, zeroes in on Calvert, determined to prove he's not all he seems. Intuition and improvisation were never Calvert's strong suits, but now he has to draw on his hidden inner resources to clear his name. On a harrowing journey into the city's underbelly--and deep into his psyche--Calvert begins to uncover the shocking truth of who he once was. Calvert might be on the verge of finding a new definition of sanity--but a malevolent force lurks in the shadows bent on total madness.
Contains material originally published as Multiple warheads: Ghost town in
Island magazine #1, 4, and Multiple warheads: Ghost throne one-shot by Image
Comics--Indicia.
Collection of Brandon Graham's work spanning his twenty-year career. Includes cover, illustration, animation and art show work, along with pages from his sketchbook
The suspenseful narrative revolves around the mysterious disappearance of a girl, triggering turmoil within her community. Through the lens of a perceptive writer, the story delves into human follies while celebrating the complexities of humanity. The exploration of themes such as loss, community impact, and the search for truth adds depth to the unfolding mystery, keeping readers engaged as they unravel the secrets surrounding the girl's vanishing.
A lady of the blood house has had her mind trapped in a strange alien body.
Hiding on the outskirts of her kingdom until she learns that an alien monster
pretending to be her has taken her place.
Overweight and weak-willed, Flip Mellis has a self-fulfilling fatalism which
leads him to stumble through each day, hoping that he can get a job, mend his
marriage and rebuild his life. But in the space of a week, his encounters with
characters from American small-town life get in the way of Flip's well-meaning
attempts to reform himself.
