The Art of The Trolls

Detective Jonah Wright is in a quandary. To solve his partner's murder, he must completely immerse himself into the world of the Supernatural and fight for the Angels in Epoch. With precious little time and scant hopes to defeat formidable, mythical foes like Demons, Trolls, and Vampires, Jonah has the alluring Aliyah to train him. Sometimes the solution is worse than the problem…

A six-issue miniseries that's a collaboration between IDW and Electronic Arts Comics, spun off from the popular role-playing game series , developed by Bioware. As in the game's mythos, it's a tale of high magic and fantasy focused on the two warring factions of Mages and Templars. Award-winning sci-fi writer Orson Scott Card () co-wrote this series with Aaron Johnston, Mark Robinson, Jason P. Martin did the artwork, and Humberto Ramos did the covers. Robinson and Martin's style are very similar to Ramos' covers, dynamic and expressive with an innate kinetic energy that fuels the writers' frenetic pace. Reading it is very reminiscent of playing a very fast-paced electronic game. All Minutemen scans by the one and only DTs.

This rare import comes straight from Cho's 2010 exhibition at Galerie 9E Art, Paris, France. An impressive hardcover catalogue featuring 48 pages of pen and ink drawings and fully finished color work. By turns comedic and dramatic, this collection showcases Cho's broad-ranging talent from his early Liberty Meadows work through more recent oil paintings and "Jungle Queens" art. And as with all Cho books, the beauty of the female form prevails throughout. Only 1500 copies of the exhibit catalogue were printed.