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Metal Gear Solid
IDW Publishing's comic book version of beloved Konami videogame, which detailed genetically-enhanced terrorists threatening the United States with nuclear annihilation and the world’s foremost expert in infiltration and espionage, Solid Snake and his attempts to preserve the peace, exploded onto the market in 2005. The 12-issue series showcased the vituosity of Ashley Wood's artist stylings, and the follow-up, Metal Gear Solid: Sons of Liberty, is graced by Ash's linework as well. Four years after former FoxHound hero Solid Snake saved the day on Shadow Moses Island, a new terrorist organization known as Dead Cell has hijacked the environmental cleanup facility known as the Big Shell and taken the President of the United States hostage. In response to their threat, FoxHound agent Raiden must join forces with a mysterious Navy Seal known as Pliskin to rescue the President and neutralize Dead Cell, whose leader is said to be none other than Solid Snake himself!
MATURE READERS Most of these books are recommended for readers over the age of 18.
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The critically acclaimed FALLEN ANGEL makes its triumphant return to comics. In the first new storyline, the origin of the Fallen Angel herself has long been a shrouded mystery… until now. New York Times bestselling author and co-creator Peter David and artist J.K. Woodward keep Bete Noire alive and thriving. |
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A 12-part adaptation of master of horror Clive Barker's epic journey into the fantastic begins in March. Adapted by the creative team of George A. Romero's Land of the Dead, Chris Ryall and artist Gabriel Rodriguez. |
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Silent Hill: Dead/Alive
Imagine you are eight years old, undead and pure evil. Writer Scott Ciencin and artist Nick Stakal team up once again to return to Silent Hill for this new five-part miniseries. |
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Cobb
Beau Smith’s latest creation explodes onto the scene in April! Aided by fellow comics legend Eduardo Barreto, Smith creates a tough guy for the new millennium in the form of Frank Cobb. |
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