Buckingham Palace Gardens

This is Marvel's 3-issue limited series republication in English (for North America) of the French multi-volume (10 at last count) heroic fantasy series by Ange and published by Soleil Productions, with a different artist for each volume. The original series itself has certain novel features and is a wonderful piece of work, where the script alternates between riveting action pieces to political intrigue and betrayal to heartbreaking loss to inspiring feats of courage. Briones' artwork in issue #1 is a revelation, and Christian Paty's in issue #2 is just as good. All around a great surprise and with 50+ pages per issue, more than worth the download. Though intended for mature readers, highly recommended. Both high-quality Minutemen-DTs scans.

In a shattered future London, experimental "lifesuits" are grafted to the bodies of three brothers, affording the boys great power - and great license. As the sibs settle into the abandoned Buckingham Palace, the problems of the world fade from sight in a whirlpool of old movies, violent video games, and porn. But when the once-servile scavengers of the city begin to rise en masse against them, the brothers discover that their suits are designed for more than survival. Will they save the future… or just bollocks it up the worse?

Neil Gaiman and Mark Buckingham's Age of Miracles begins! Two years have passed since the decimation of London. Miracleman presides over mankind's Golden Age from atop Olympus. Pilgrims climb its miles-high peak to petition their new god. Each carries hopes that are pure. The motives they conceal, however. Miracleman explores Infraspace in the opening chapter of "Retrieval," but just what, or who, is he looking for? Including material originally presented in Miracleman (1985) #17, plus bonus content.