First, there was Image Comics, which gave rise to Ghost Machine, which gave life to The Unnamed. In this universe, the storylines intertwine into a mesmerizing dream of fascination, driven by terror, fear, and the darkest streets of our subterranean drives. This universe was brought forth, fought, and brought into existence by the creative powerhouse of a collaborative team of top talents. This band of creative artists contributes their work beyond their writing, art, lettering, and coloring but their unique artistic vision. They contribute diverse talents, skills, lived experiences, perspectives, and storytelling techniques to the cooperative. Combined with the secretive machinations of the G. Machine, this brings the fantasy to life in a way that will leave readers fascinated, excited, and intimately captivated. Needless to say, It Happened on Hyde Street.
Compelling themes, fast-paced plots, and twisted humor drive up the action. Discover series including Rook: Exodus, which tells the tale of a terraformed world, Exodus, its growth, and its descent into chaos as Rook, once a simple farmer on Earth, must decide to flee a dying planet—or fight and save it. And speaking of epic battles, the story of Geiger delves into the transformation of a man as deep and darkly profound as his circumstances. And speaking of circumstances, why not contemplate the world of Junkyard Joe and the way and why we become? On a lighter note–there’s “Devour.”
The stories and characters, the narrative, and all of its devices continue as we study the tale that rests on a family on the run–The Rockefellers. And if you can’t move, aided and abetted by the witness relocation program, can you be said to be on the run in the view of anyone who really matters? Right. The answer’s a solid no. So. You’re a Rocketfeller, no relation (damnit!) to the Rockefellers, and you get relocated–in time. To the butt-wrong side of history. Right about now. Yes, this is when and where the Rocketfellers land–closely pursued by what they are attempting to outrun.
And when it comes to absolute relentlessness, evil, family, and pursuit, we can speak to Hornsby & Halo and what it takes to broker a truce between Heaven and Hell. And we can tell the tale of Simon Pure, the hero–or anti-hero–it’s all a matter of perspective, right, where one’s standing. In Redcoat, a soldier in the English army becomes immortal after a run-in with a mysterious group called the Founding Fathers. It’s a long story–but a great one. If you read only one comic concerning quite a remarkable cad who is undead, a bit of a Richard (it’s been quoted, okay?), and a mercenary, in short, a bill-dodging, lover-absconding, bad boy who sells his soldiering for cash, let it be Redcoat!
Discover Ghost M. and a universe called the Unknown, a mysterious place of interwoven tales, characters, moods, and vibes that readers will never forget. The events, bizarre circumstances, and unusual characters, conjured by the creators, led by the writer Geoff Johns, conspire to forge a depth that connects readers to the journey—as terrifying, scary, mesmerizing, and compelling as the Unnamed might be!
Lynn Martelli is an editor at Readability. She received her MFA in Creative Writing from Antioch University and has worked as an editor for over 10 years. Lynn has edited a wide variety of books, including fiction, non-fiction, memoirs, and more. In her free time, Lynn enjoys reading, writing, and spending time with her family and friends.
