Rivers of London, Vol. 5: Cry Fox

by Ben Aaronovitch, Andrew Cartmel, Lee Sullivan, Luis Guerrero

Overview

Always outnumbered, always outfoxed! Child kidnapping is already an appalling crime, but in the latest case for Detective Constable Peter Grant – newly promoted in the ranks of London’s Metropolitan Police, but with a lot still to learn about wizarding – things take a truly dark turn when the victims become the prey in a homicidal hunt that Grant and the members of the Folly must stop! The latest addition to the million-selling series of Rivers of London novels and graphic novels by acclaimed author Ben Aaronovitch charges head-long into London’s secret underbelly, alongside talking foxes, vulpine fay, psychotic aristocrats, and strange-flavored ice cream! “Intriguing and magical: deserves further investigation!” – Outright Geekery

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781785863707
Publisher:	Titan Comics
Publication date:	05/30/2018
Series:	Rivers of London Graphic Novel Series , #5
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	114
Sales rank:	1,056,759
File size:	56 MB
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About the Author

Ben Aaronovitch has written for TV, his credits including Doctor Who and Casualty; his Rivers of London novels are international bestsellers and he has finally fulfilled his dream of adding a comic to the series; in this he has been joined by fellow writer and regular Doctor Who contributor Andrew Cartmel. Fellow Doctor Who creators, artist Lee Sullivan, and Luis Guerrero, also join the team. Lee has a long, illustrious career as a comics artist, his work including not just Doctor Who but the likes of Transformers, Robocop and Judge Dredd. Guerrero has worked as a colorist for Vertico and Image comics, and his credits include Doctor Who, The Troop and Mycroft for Titan.

Editorial Reviews

An entertaining fairy tale inspired by foxes and their role in magic and myth” - Nerdly

"Simply outstanding" - Midwest Book Review 

"The artwork pops with vivid strokes and vibrant colors" - Tulsa Book Review

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