BRIAN WOOD

Written by Brian Wood; Art & Cover by Garry Brown
Magnus the Black, a pagan fixer during the Christian conversion of the Viking lands, uncovers a secret that threatens the balance of religious power across Europe. With a young archer in tow and a vindictive blacksmith in pursuit, he tracks a band of rogues and killers north along the infamous "Black Road." Collects BLACK ROAD #1-10. 264 PGS.
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Written by Brian Wood; Art & Cover by Garry Brown, Dave McCaig
1000 CE. When a Vatican official under is murdered on the infamous "Black Road" while under the care of Mangus The Black, Mangus uncovers a secret so big it threatens to change the balance of power in all of Europe. Collects BLACK ROAD #1-5. 136 PGS.
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Written by Brian Wood; Art by Garry Brown, Dave McCaig; Cover by Garry Brown
Having located Bishop Oakenfort on the extreme northern coast of Norssk, Magnus the Black moves in on this rogue Vatican outpost with the intent to shut it down. But as formidable a Viking warrior as Magnus is, he is still one man versus a fortress. The epic conclusion to the story started with volume one's "THE HOLY NORTH." Collects BLACK ROAD #6-10. 120 PGS.
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Written by Brian Wood; Art & Cover by Ming Doyle
Acclaimed creator BRIAN WOOD (The Massive, DMZ, Xand brilliant newcomer MING DOYLE (Guardians of the Galaxy, Fantastic Four, Girl Comics) bring you MARA, the story of an especially gifted woman in a sportsand warfuture. When she starts manifesting strange superpowers, the world that once embraced her turns against her, and for this young woman who once had it all, it's almost too much to bear. Both an intimate comingstory and an epic superhero drama, MARA takes the genre to new places. Young Adult-friendly. Perfect for readers of WOOD's Demo, Local, and Xwork. Collects MARA #1-6. 136 PGS.

Written by Brian Wood; Art & Cover by Danijel Zezelj
Once the world's most famous chef, Gavin Cruikshank's been in a self-imposed exile for years. His little foodie television program has since evolved into STARVE, an arena sport that pits chef against chef for the pleasure of their super-rich patrons. It's a stain on a once-noble profession, and Chef Gavin is ready to go to war to stop it. Two things stand in his way: his arch rival Roman Algiers, and his adult daughter Angie, who probably just wants her dad back and acting normal. Collects STARVE # 136 PGS.
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Written by Brian Wood; Art & Cover by Danijel Zezelj
Once the world's most famous chef, Gavin Cruikshank's been in a self-imposed exile for years. In his absence his foodie television program has evolved into STARVE, a morally bankrupt competition that thrills the wealthy with rare and often illegal cuisine. Gavin's crusade to end this outrage has stalled out as he finds himself seduced by the toxic mix of success, money, and adoration. Collects STARVE #6-10. 128 PGS.
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Written by BRIAN WOOD, Art & cover by TOBY CYPRESS
In a remote coastal village in Nothern Scotland, the choice between money and happiness has never been more clear or carried such deadly consequences. When Moss arrives in a remote coastal village on the North Sea, he is accepted as what he appears to be: a somewhat grubby American backpacker on holiday. He gets contract work on the offshore oil rig and courts Julie Tucker, a local café owner and single mother. Gradually the town begins to realize just who it is they're harboring: a Special Forces soldier turned drugs smuggler, and, if that wasn't bad enough, he has a lot of really rough bastards riding into town after him. The safety of the town and the woman he loves vs. the successful conclusion of a very lucrative drug deal... which will Moss choose? Black & White. 104 PGS.
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