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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Arthur pled to a silent god. Something else answered.Arthur Bryne's child is dying. He begs heaven for help and gets nothing - until something ancient opens its eye and takes an interest.Bestaat does not bargain. Bestaat does not promise. Bestaat demands service, suffering, and obedience - and offers only this: each dawn is its own. Sam's life, one earned day at a time.Marked with a half-demon face, bonded to a sardonic parasite with opinions, and sent out nightly as an ancient god's executioner, Arthur becomes the kind of monster who tells himself the victims deserve it. His best friend refuses to leave. His marriage bleeds out in a handwritten letter. And Sam - the kid he'd burn the world for - may have learned something in the dark that no god wants known.Structured in the stages of a healing wound - hemostasis, inflammation, proliferation, maturation - Bargains is a story about grief, rage at silent heavens, and the terrible math of what a father will trade.112 pages of stark black-and-white horror for readers of Wytches, Gideon Falls, and Something Is Killing the Children.Written, illustrated, and lettered by Stephen Fox. Arthur Bryne's child is dying. God is silent. The beast Bestaat hears a final blasphemous prayer and demands Arthur's obedience. 112-page B&W horror graphic novel about grief, monsters and a father's love. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Arthur Bryne struggles. Recently divorced, financially overwhelmed, mentally exhausted, physically spent - he's adrift in midlife. Purposeless. In a rare moment of quiet, while playing a game with his lifelong friend Chris, Arthur receives a call. His only child has been hit by a car.Sam, Arthur's only child, is a brilliant, kind, thoughtful nineteen year old. While Arthur struggles to rediscover his purpose, Sam navigates concepts of sexuality and gender. Despite often being at odds, the two have become closer through these difficulties. Now, though, Sam is in critical condition. Arthur spends day after day praying, begging, pleading beside his kid's bed. Silence. With no strategy left, Arthur lashes out at the emptiness receiving his prayers. Arthur's blasphemy reaches the ancient storm god, Bestaat. This attention is not a bargain. Instead, Bestaat responds to Arthur's hubris by forcing him into servitude. He will be immortal. Any wound Arthur receives will heal - old flesh replaced by stronger demonic tissue. Every harm a step away from his humanity. In exchange, Bestaat may not let Sam die. As a final insult, Bestaat refuses to speak with Arthur again. Instead, he will communicate through an intermediary - a tumor-like creature who permanently attaches to Chris's shoulder. Lump and Chris will share memories and knowledge. Together, they become a verbalization of Arthur's conscience.Bestaat will send Arthur through a gauntlet of violence. Early victims will be vile (sometimes supernatural) individuals. As the book unfolds, Arthur will discover his idea of 'evil' does not align with Bestaat's. Arthur understands he must accept his child's fate if he is to honor the principles they both loved. Arthur accepts the loss of his child and declares war on Bestaat.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - An insomniac wanders through the city, desperate to find escape from his life. He wanders into a bar and meets an odd stranger. Written and illustrated by Steve Lee Fox, this story was an undeveloped proposal for a full horror mini-series.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - The aliens needed super-soldiers. They grabbed four guys from Bucksnort, Tennessee. Things get crazier than your uncle after that 4th Premium Ultra(TM).Mack, Ricky, Bret, and Keith aren't heroes. They're the guys arguing about lawnmowers outside the gas station - until the night they're abducted and injected with an alien super-serum meant for Martian super-soldiers - then things get a little more than interesting.These four small-town southern boys have world-class powers, zero training, and no interest whatsoever in moving to a big city, wearing spandex, or learning what 'collateral damage' means. They're not mild-mannered. They're not articulate. They're not defenders of a gleaming metropolis - the world has enough of those heroes.A graphic novel for readers who love Quantum and Woody, Chew, and The Tick - where Talladega Nights crashes headfirst into Invincible.Bobby's Super Squad are heroes for the rest of us.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Arthur Bryne struggles. Recently divorced, financially overwhelmed, mentally exhausted, physically spent - he's adrift in midlife. Purposeless. In a rare moment of quiet, while playing a game with his lifelong friend Chris, Arthur receives a call. His only child has been hit by a car.Sam, Arthur's only child, is a brilliant, kind, thoughtful nineteen year old. While Arthur struggles to rediscover his purpose, Sam navigates concepts of sexuality and gender. Despite often being at odds, the two have become closer through these difficulties. Now, though, Sam is in critical condition. Arthur spends day after day praying, begging, pleading beside his kid's bed. Silence. With no strategy left, Arthur lashes out at the emptiness receiving his prayers. Arthur's blasphemy reaches the ancient storm god, Bestaat. This attention is not a bargain. Instead, Bestaat responds to Arthur's hubris by forcing him into servitude. He will be immortal. Any wound Arthur receives will heal - old flesh replaced by stronger demonic tissue. Every harm a step away from his humanity. In exchange, Bestaat may not let Sam die. As a final insult, Bestaat refuses to speak with Arthur again. Instead, he will communicate through an intermediary - a tumor-like creature who permanently attaches to Chris's shoulder. Lump and Chris will share memories and knowledge. Together, they become a verbalization of Arthur's conscience.Bestaat will send Arthur through a gauntlet of violence. Early victims will be vile (sometimes supernatural) individuals. As the book unfolds, Arthur will discover his idea of "evil" does not align with Bestaat's. Arthur understands he must accept his child's fate if he is to honor the principles they both loved. Arthur accepts the loss of his child and declares war on Bestaat. A father's pleas for his child's life descend into blasphemy - binding him to a vicious demi-god's plan that will tear away his very flesh and replace it with an increasingly more demonic form. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Arthur pled to a silent god. Something else answered.Arthur Bryne's child is dying. He begs heaven for help and gets nothing - until something ancient opens its eye and takes an interest.Bestaat does not bargain. Bestaat does not promise. Bestaat demands service, suffering, and obedience - and offers only this: each dawn is its own. Sam's life, one earned day at a time.Marked with a half-demon face, bonded to a sardonic parasite with opinions, and sent out nightly as an ancient god's executioner, Arthur becomes the kind of monster who tells himself the victims deserve it. His best friend refuses to leave. His marriage bleeds out in a handwritten letter. And Sam - the kid he'd burn the world for - may have learned something in the dark that no god wants known.Structured in the stages of a healing wound - hemostasis, inflammation, proliferation, maturation - Bargains is a story about grief, rage at silent heavens, and the terrible math of what a father will trade.112 pages of stark black-and-white horror for readers of Wytches, Gideon Falls, and Something Is Killing the Children.Written, illustrated, and lettered by Stephen Fox.…