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The Sundering: The Nation Beneath Our Feet
Six months ago, the second most powerful god in the skies was struck down just before flaming blades, thousands of feet wide, slammed down on the eastern and northern borders of the Zwari Nation, shearing it off the side of the continent and on to an entirely different planet. What happens next happens at your table with this fifth edition compatible Dungeons & Dragons campaign setting guide from Hannibal Tabu, actor Damion Poitier (Avengers, The Flash, Payday) and Laguna Studios.
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War Medicine BundleThis supernatural western written by Hannibal Tabu with art by Roy Allen Martinez and Josephine Roberts shows a half-Cheyenne, half-African woman hell bent on vengeance for her slain tribe. |
War Medicine at AmazonDiscover all three issues of this supernatural western comic book mini-series from Wunderman Comics presenting the relentless Catherine Ve'ots'e going from Oklahoma to New Orleans to Liberia. |
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Time Corps #12The first of a thirteen issue run, Hannibal Tabu takes on this sci-fi adventure where souls are plucked from the moment of death, given a chance to improve (or damage) their final disposition, stopping anachronisms throughout history!
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Time Corps #13The second of a thirteen issue run, the misfits at the Venice Beach substation are forced to reckon with seven impossible words: no one ever expects the Zulu inquisition! Written by Hannibal Tabu with art by Neal Yamamoto and Josephine Roberts!
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MINE!: A celebration of liberty and freedom for all benefitting Planned ParenthoodHannibal and Quinn McGowan contributed an original story featuring Faze from Legends Press to this benefit anthology alongside his creative partner Quinn McGowan to this Ringo Award winning project, alongside Neil Gaiman, Barbara Kesel, Paul Levitz, Jamal Igle, Jody Houser, Joe Illidge, Denny O'Neil, Ann Nocenti and more. |
Ricanstruction: Reminiscing & Rebuilding Puerto RicoHannibal's first work with DC Comics characters comes with an opportunity to help the people of the unincorporated U.S. territory after the devastation of Hurricane Maria. The teleporter Misfit and the time traveler Chronos take on The 100 (not the Black Lightning version) to benefit the proud people of the island alongside Gail Simone, Reginald Hudlin, Denys Cowan, Greg Pak and more. |
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Scoundrel #1Step back in time to the year 1981 when the Big Taco restaurant empire was in its infancy. When the company's founders died in a tragic accident, that means their youngest son is free to indulge every bad idea he ever had ... no matter the cost. Written by Tabu with art by Dug Nation and Josephine Roberts. |
Scoundrel #2Hannibal Tabu, Dug Nation and Josephine Roberts take you back to 1981 with this historical fiction tale based on the painting series "A Rake's Progress" by Thomas Hogarth. The ghosts of Hector's past come crashing back into his life as he was trying to find a balance between his reckless hedonism and his responsibilities. |
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Scoundrel #3Running through several millions of dollars should take time, but Hector Hernandez was a force to behold. His inheritance disappearing, it's time for desperate decisions in this historical fiction miniseries based on the 18th century painting series "A Rake's Progress" by Thomas Hogarth. |
Scoundrel #4The avalanche of poor life choices Hector Hernandez made over the past three issues have landed him a long way from the comfortable life he's used to. Dead broke and desperate, he's drawing every closer to an inevitable conclusion with no one left in his corner. |
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Artifacts #35Get the 2012 Top Cow Talent Hunt comic written by Hannibal Tabu with artwork from Nelson Blake 2, Eisner Award-winning artist Michael Avon Oeming and Jason Lewis. Mercenary Michael Finnegan gets mixed up with dangerous people in his Irish hometown, but he doesn't have something crucial would make things easy. |
Menthu: The Anger of AngelsRashan N'shanga is a professional football player living in Los Angeles who discovered that he is the lost son of an ancient Egyptian war god. Embracing his heritage to become Menthu, he protects the city of L.A. until a jealous angel calls in an old favor to strike out at the young hero, no matter who gets hurt along the way. |
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Irrational Numbers: Addition (Opening)Hannibal Tabu and Giancarlo Caracuzzo (Batman '66, World War Mob) present a supernatural historical fiction saga with vampires, mathematics and many, many things to regret. The ancient mathematician Pythagoras inadvertantly lets loose centuries of bloodshed in his quest to make his mark on educational history. |
Irrational Numbers: Subtraction #1A civil war in the vampyr nation threatens the stability a former Dacian slave hoped to build. Internecine conflict is the least of their problems as an unknown third party hunts the children of the night, raising the stakes past petty bickering. Written by Hannibal Tabu with art by Giancarlo Caracuzzo, Flavia Caracuzzo and Josephine Roberts. |
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Irrational Numbers: Subtraction #2Two of the founders of the immortal vampyr nation remain and their rival sects stand violently opposed, spreading bloodshed and anger through eastern Europe. They discover that a threat to them is not an organization, but one man, and the revelation of who hunts them all just doesn't add up. Written by Hannibal Tabu with art by Giancarlo Caracuzzo, Flavia Caracuzzo and Josephine Roberts. |
Irrational Numbers: Subtraction #3Thousands of years of history lie revealed, the secret history of vampyrs and the one determined force focused on subtracting them from the world. What, exactly, happened to their inspiration, the man who started it all? How will that affect the growing civil war between vampyr sects? Written by Hannibal Tabu with art by Giancarlo Caracuzzo, Flavia Caracuzzo and Josephine Roberts. |
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Irrational Numbers: Subtraction #4With their true enemy revealed, Akousmatikoi leader Sofia and Medea, head of the rival Mathematikoi, try to find a safe haven. The Reaper spent years using his powerful gift of mesmerism to create a network of disposable sleeper agents around the world, allowing him to keep an eye on the vampyr nation and stymie their efforts on a global scale. The supernatural historical fiction miniseries from Tabu, Giancarlo Caracuzzo, Flavia Caracuzzo and Josephine Roberts enters its penultimate chapter. |
Irrational Numbers: Subtraction #5After centuries of murder, pillage and unbridled expansion, the once proud vampyr nation is now a huddled mass of cripples, children and the weak hiding in the ruins of the Romanian Athenaeum in 1992. The Reaper, revealed at last, comes to finish off the abomination of vampyrism. After this, nothing will be the same. |
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New Money #1Illustrated by Eisner-nominated artist N. Steven Harris, this brash story is interpreted from the concepts of NFL superstar Philip Buchanon and written by Hannibal Tabu. |
Aspen Universe SourcebookSupporting the Aspen: Revelations crossover from J.T. Krul and Joshua Hale Fialkov, this guide gives the reader an easy entry point for most of Aspen Comics' properties, including Charismagic, Bubblegun, Zoohunters and more. |
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Fathom Sourcebook #1Fans and new readers alike can dive even deeper into the depths of the Fathom Universe with Aspen's first-ever definitive guide to Michael Turner's undersea adventure. |
Soulfire Sourcebook #1From the mind of Michael Turner, a clash between magic and technology comes to life in a vibrant reference work featuring lush artwork from amazing talents from Aspen Comics. |
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Executive Assistant Iris Sourcebook #1Lethal. Gorgeous. Effective. Who are the women called Executive Assistants, and why do they do the things they do? This illustrated guide covers everything you need to know. |
Watson and Holmes: A Scandal In HarlemCo-plotted with 2 Guns creator Steven Grant, Hannibal's "A Soldier's Story" (drawn by Dennis Calero of Supergirl and the Legion of Super-Heroes fame) anchors this award-winning collection. |
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Waso: Will To PowerBased on the fantasy world Asunda, this novella pits a young wild elf against all odds after the death of his father and inheriting the mantle of chief over a decimated tribe. The odds had better watch their backs.
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Waso: Gathering WindThe sequel to Waso: Will to Power follows his wrath after the tribe's shaman, his beloved, is captured by unknown parties. This leads him to lengths that even she couldn't predict.
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The Crown: AscensionBoy meets girl. Boy and girl fall in love. Girl turns out to be 8,500 years old. Much hilarity ensues. In short, her love can make you fly. |
FarawayThe biggest problem with building the world's smartest prison is an inmate whose life's mission has been to get inside. |
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Voices from Leimert ParkAn anthology of poetry from one of Los Angeles' most prolific and honored literary enclaves, lovingly edited by World Stage Anansi Writers Workshop alumna, Hampton University professor Shonda Buchanan. |
Steamfunk!Brass-rimmed dirigibles! Spectacles and otherspace! Steam powered splendor in a darker hue, carefully curated by author and filmmaker Balogun Ojetade and publisher Milton Davis of MV Media. |
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MultiverseA superhero-themed poetry anthology? You're darned tootin' -- edited by Rob Sturma and Ryk McIntire, this collection features the Hannibal Tabu poem "Frustration: The Gospel of Lex Luthor," a meditation on how genius, faced with the impossible, can drive a person to abject madness. |
Black Power: The Superhero AnthologyOffering BANG-POW-THOOM action, searing satire, and thoughtful social commentary from a people too often overlooked in mainstream comic books and heroic cinema and television. Hannibal Tabu contributed the story "Django Unplugged." |