A House Divided comic books issue 1
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Issue #1
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Story & art: Bill Tulp. In an exhaustively researched effort, writer/artist Bill Tulp gives us a rare graphic look at El Salvador, a country that the present administration in Washington calls a bastion of democracy. Complete with a capsule history of El Salvador from the Spanish invasion in the 16th century through the 1980's, El Salvador: A House Divided is a gripping account of one of our most important neighbors in Central America. This comic was originally produced by the Mother of Ashes Press, and for those of you who believe comics can be informative and dramatic simultaneously, we strongly urge you to read this book. 48 pg. Deluxe B&W Format. Cover price $2.50.
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Published Jun 2020 by Graphic Universe.
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Volume 1 -1st printing. "The Accursed Inheritance of Henrietta Achilles!"
Written by Haiko Hornig. Art and cover by Marius Pawlitza.
The life of Henrietta Achilles is about to change. After years of believing she had no family, she receives a summons to the strange town of Malrenard. To her surprise, she's the niece and only living relative of Ornun Zol-a notorious wizard, now deceased, who leaves Henrietta with his house and everything in it. With Ornun Zol gone, escaped creatures and misfired curses have been spilling out into Malrenard.
If that's not enough, Henrietta will discover countless squabbling squatters inside her uncle's abode: soldiers, bandits, tiny monsters, and more. Then there's the matter of the strange black cat following Henrietta around!
Softcover, 96 pages, full color.
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Issue #1-1ST
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1st printing. Written by Marshall Poe. Art by Leland Purvis. Brothers Owen and Amos Bennington are front and center of the fraught debate over slavery in the year 1856. Recently orphaned after their parents, vocal abolitionists, are killed, the two boys both feel driven to continue their parents' quest. However, each sees a different path to the desired end - Owen, the older of the two, begins to volunteer with Abraham Lincoln, believing that if Lincoln's political career succeeds, the country will go the right way. Younger brother Amos is filled with fire and joins up with violent abolitionist John Brown. The brothers encounter individual experiences on these two different sides of the issue, revealing to readers these less often described stages leading up to Lincoln's election and the start of the Civil War. Ultimately, Amos and Owen reunite for a thrilling moment in Lincoln's personal and our country's political history. Softcover, 5-in. x 7 1/2-in., 122 pages, B&W. Cover price $8.99.
