Best Selling Books by Darick Robertson

A gritty Western standoff between a cop and a murderer.

In a world where superheroes roam the earth in search of justice for the common man, who brings justice to the superheroes? The Boys do. Butcher, Wee Hughie, Mother''s Milk, The Frenchman, and The Female are the badasses that keep the supes in line -- protecting mankind from some truly deranged superheroes. Now, for the first time ever, fans can experience the entire collection of fantastically controversial cover art from series artist and co-creator Darick Robertson. This edition also includes all of the exclusive variant covers by legendary guest artists Jim Lee, Dave Gibbons, Howard Chaykin, David Lloyd, and John Cassaday. Topped off with a bonus Afterward by producer Adam McKay (Anchorman, Talladega Nights), the definitive collection of covers fans have been clamoring for has officially arrived -- all in one glorious hardcover! Creator Commentary from Darick Robertson: "What''s really fun about this book, in my opinion, is to watch the covers unfold like a story in and of itself. I hope that''s what you''ll get out of it. Ennis had a great imagination for covers and I always looked forward to what he''d suggest next. In the beginning, I was coming up with numerous sketches and ideas to present, but as we went on, the covers became a real collaboration and he always had a good idea. Some of these sketches (sometimes it would take more than one) are presented here so you can see the evolution of the process. Revisiting the world of The Boys by creating a new cover for this project only seemed appropriate, like spending time with some not-so-friendly old friends."

Acclaimed artist Darick Robertson (The Boys, HAPPY!) joins writers Eric Peterson and Joe Aubrey to bring you the tale of the galaxy’s most dangerous employers: The IPS!

As the City suffers through a storm and a sniper in the print district, Spider and his assistants continue trying to prove their allegations against the President, and Spider learns the horrific nature of his mysterious affliction.

BAD NIGHT, GOOD KNIGHT begins! Legendary Creator Darick Robertson (The Boys, Happy) crafts a horrifying night in Gotham City that will change Batman forever. A new player in the city is selling a deadly chemical and all of Batman''s villains want to buy. Batman is going to have to stop the chemical from being sold, and stop a deadly stand-off between The Penguin and Mr. Freeze!

Forced into retirement at the closing of the Cold War, government-trained freedom-fighter Nick Fury re-enters the fray when the Agency requests his help in battling the takeover of a third-world island.

Reporter Spider Jerusalem interviews two presidential candidates against the background of a society that is falling into chaos.

BAD NIGHT, GOOD KNIGHT FINALE! The conclusion to Darick Robertson''s epic story of a night gone wrong in Gotham City is here. Batman''s final chance to stop the deadly chemical sale forever.

Dodici anni dopo gli eventi narrati in The Boys, Hughie è tornato a vivere in Scozia e non si decide a sposare Annie. Ma l’apparizione di un vecchio documento – il diario di Becky, la moglie di Billy Butcher la cui morte ne ha spianato la strada alla vendetta contro tutti i super – riporta Hughie nel violento passato di Butcher, Latte Materno, il Francese e la Femmina della Specie. Questa è una storia dei Boys di cui Hughie non sapeva nulla e con cui, volente o nolente, dovrà fare i conti. Il nuovo volume inedito della serie a fumetti bestseller in tutto il mondo creata da Garth Ennis (Punisher, Preacher) e Darick Robertson (Wolverine, Transmetropolitan) con disegni di Russ Braun (Jack of Fables), da cui è stata tratta la serie TV cult più vista di sempre di Amazon Prime Video. [Contiene The Boys – Dear Becky,1-8 del giugno/dicembre 2020]

From the acclaimed writer of The Authority, Warren Ellis, the return of the smash-hit series that managed to shock, move and thought-provoke in one foul swoop! Meet Spider Jerusalem, the smart-mouthed, heavily-armed, perpetually smoking gonzo reporter of the future (reminiscent of the counter-revolutionary writer Hunter S. Thompson) as he reacquaints himself with his city''s fringe elements, and goes head-tohead with The Smiler and The Beast, two very different gentlemen who just happen to be the candidates for the US Presidential Election...

Bienvenue dans la ville où tout peut arriver. Surtout le pire. Bienvenue dans un futur pas si éloigné que ça du nôtre, bienvenue à Repo-city, la ville où tout le monde est un salopard, y compris les réparateurs d’air conditionné. Dans cet enfer cyberpunk, on rencontre Butch, un gros bourrin, et son pote Gun, une arme à feu génétiquement modifiée, grande gueule et dopée aux drogues les plus dures. Cette paire de brutes aussi improbable que violente va essayer de propulser Butch lui-même sur le devant de la scène criminelle de Repo City. Finies les heures passées à réparer les stations de refroidissement, Butch va enfin pouvoir se laisser aller à ses instincts les plus vils. Sauf qu’évidemment, ça ne va pas se passer comme aimeraient nos deux acolytes... Après le culte Transmetropolitan, Darick Robertson s’associe au cinéaste Adam Egypt Mortimer et nous plonge dans une nouvelle métropole futuro-psychédélique où se mêlent SF, polar, pulp et anticipation dans un cocktail nihiliste parfaitement jubilatoire. Un « buddy movie » grand-guignolesque et ultra violent à la manière de The Boys qui emprunte autant à la littérature de William Gibson qu’à Judge Dredd.