Jason Hall, Author, Matt Kindt, Illustrator, Matt Kindt, Author . Top Shelf Productions $14.95 (144p) ISBN 978-1-891830-35-8
Pistolwhip
made Time's list of top 10 comics of 2001 and garnered two Harvey Award nominations. Set in 1930s America, this sequel focuses on the duel between the Yellow Menace, who models his murders after comic books, and Jack Peril, the comic...
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Jeff Lemire, Matt Kindt, Paolo Rivera, and Joe Rivera. Valiant, $9.99 (112p) ISBN 978-1-939346-60-5
Gilad is a warrior who cannot die but must, time after time, face the terror of a murderous creature known only as the Immortal Enemy. He must also desperately attempt to protect a reincarnated figure named the Geomancer who, despite all efforts, is
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Jeff Lemire, Matt Kindt, and David Rubín. Image, $17.99 trade paper (208p) ISBN 978-1-5343-9945-7
With reality itself falling apart, it’s up to one world-weary gumshoe to save the universe in this trippy noir thriller from Eisner Award winner Lemire (Gideon Falls), Kindt (Mind MGMT), and Rubín (Beowulf). At the behest of his shadowy employers,...
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Matt Kindt, Author . Top Shelf $19.95 (334p) ISBN 978-1-891830-58-7
Writer/artist Kindt's work is more complex, ambitious and somber than its subtitle suggests. It begins with a theft in ancient Rome, hurtles centuries ahead to Venice, intercuts a tale of pirates with the exploits of a female WWII secret agent,...
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Matt and Sharlene Kindt. Dark Horse, $19.99 (168p) ISBN 978-1-61655-989-2
Special investigator Mia is assigned to look into what is presumed to be an accident at a research facility six miles below the ocean’s surface, a mishap that claimed the life of her father, only to discover that the clues point to murder. Set...
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Matt Kindt, Author . Dark Horse $19.95 (189p) ISBN 978-1-59582-356-4
3 Story
is a modern fable, exploring the life of the “giant man,” Craig Pressgang, through the experiences of three women—his mother, wife and daughter. The promotional material claims that Pressgang's “life is well...
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Matt Kindt. First Second, $26.99 (272p) ISBN 978-1-59643-662-6
The unusual title might leave readers a bit unsure what to expect from the latest effort by Kindt (Revolver, Super Spy). As it turns out, however, the book is nothing short of exceptional. Featuring a series of what at first seem to be unrelated...
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Matt Kindt and Scott Kolins. Dark Horse, $19.99 trade paper (256p) ISBN 978-1-61655-792-8
Kindt (Ninjak) and Kolins (The Flash) spin a wild tale of time travelers from the future who are stranded in our present. Herbert, the team’s documentarian, narrates the story and provides periodic “Herbert Travelogues” detailing his humorous...
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Matt Kindt. Dark Horse, $19.99 (152p) ISBN 978-1-59582-797-5
In Kindt’s latest, a writer named Meru, inspired by the story of the fictional Flight 815, in which a planeload of people are simultaneously struck with amnesia, sets out to uncover the truth behind the bizarre event. She soon discovers a town in...
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Matt Kindt, Clay Mann, Marguerite Sauvage, and Butch Guice. Valiant, $9.99 trade paper (176p) ISBN 978-1-939346-66-7
This reboot of the 1990s action/adventure comic book series makes the most of a high-tech superspy story, featuring a James Bond–like masked ninja. Colin King is Ninja-K (as opposed to Ninja-A, B, C, etc.), a rich Englishman who freelances as a spy...
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Matt Kindt, Trevor Hairsine, and David Baron. aliant, $14.99 trade paper (112p) ISBN 978-1-68215-191-4
It’s the year 2016, and the U.S.S.R. rules America under President Putin. (Yes, it’s fiction.) In America, rebellion and defiance by a secret underground attempts to strike at Soviet rule, but is easily (and bloodily) put down. Only state agent...
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Matt Kindt and Trevor Hairsine. Valiant Entertainment, $9.99 (112p) ISBN 978-1-68215-265-2
This sci-fi mythological epic tugs at the heartstrings of readers, particularly those who happen to be parents. It’s the first standalone spin-off in the Divinity saga—featuring two former Russian cosmonauts, Abram and Myshka, transformed into...
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Matt Kindt and David Rubin. Dark Horse, $14.99 trade paper (136p) ISBN 978-1-50670-174-5
When the rigidly scientific Boone Dias travels from our world into the fantasy realm known as the Ether, he brings his inquiring mind with him. Surely, he reasons, there is a reasonable explanation for it all—including, as it turns out, the sudden,...
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Matt Kindt and Tyler Jenkins. Boom! Studios, $17.99 (176 p) ISBN 978-1-68415-379-4
In this lushly drawn graphic novel, Robert and his brothers rule the Grass Kingdom, a sovereign nation somewhere in modern-day rural America whose residents consider themselves independent from the government and outsiders. When Robert takes in...
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Matt Kindt, Tyler Jenkins, and Hilary Jenkins. Dark Horse, $19.99 trade paper (128p) ISBN 978-1-5067-2889-6
This moody, atmospheric war story reunites the creative team of writer Kindt with Grass Kings series artists Tyler and Hilary Jenkins for a complex thriller evocative of Apocalypse Now. The year is 1967, and Pvt. Ernie Nez is midway through his tour
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Matt Kindt, Robert Venditti, and Joshua Dysart. Valiant, $49.99 (480p) ISBN 978-1-93934-672-8
A team of highly advanced armor hunters are on a mission to destroy all of the powerful X-O Manowar armor in the universe, in this massive crossover featuring all of Valiant’s top characters. The armor, being sentient alien tech, bonds with a host...
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Matt Kindt et al. Valiant, $59.99 (528p) ISBN 978-1-68215-221-8
Comprising the various Divinity comics, with added process art and a gallery, this deluxe edition of the award-winning series is an exemplar of what is possible in visual storytelling. Abram Adams, a cosmonaut whose archetypal origin story sees him...
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