With over 30 creators involved; including some famous names in the industry including Simon “Cy” Dethan, Paul Green and... More > Thomas Mauer (Starship Troopers) along with talents such as Paul Cartwright, Alasdair Duncan, Luke Hinchley, Mike Webster, Robert Robinson, Thommy Melanson and many more; and diverse creative styles on themes of Insomnia and Time, Layer Zero TPB combines volumes one and two of the critically acclaimed Layer Zero series. 120 pages full color. < Less

Financial thrillers tend to place the blame on a single rotten apple. What if it’s the whole barrel that’s rotten with... More > only a few sound fruit in it?

The Kill Cell is set in an uncertain near future. The North Atlantic Drift has switched off plunging the UK into a mini ice age every winter; fertility has become a problem and people, plants and animals can no longer reproduce without scientific help. Technology labs producing everything from human embryos to butterflies are the new wave industries. Governments now order their embryos in bulk giving rise to a burgeoning futures market in the City, where traders stand to lose or make millions betting on the success or otherwise of these breeding programmes.

The first financial techno thriller? Maybe… < Less

With over 30 creators involved; including some famous names in the industry including Simon “Cy” Dethan, Paul Green and... More > Thomas Mauer (Starship Troopers) along with talents such as Paul Cartwright, Alasdair Duncan, Luke Hinchley, Mike Webster, Robert Robinson, Thommy Melanson and many more; and diverse creative styles on themes of Insomnia and Time, Layer Zero TPB combines volumes one and two of the critically acclaimed Layer Zero series. 120 pages full color. < Less

Financial thrillers tend to place the blame on a single rotten apple. What if it’s the whole barrel that’s rotten with... More > only a few sound fruit in it?

The Kill Cell is set in an uncertain near future. The North Atlantic Drift has switched off plunging the UK into a mini ice age every winter; fertility has become a problem and people, plants and animals can no longer reproduce without scientific help. Technology labs producing everything from human embryos to butterflies are the new wave industries. Governments now order their embryos in bulk giving rise to a burgeoning futures market in the City, where traders stand to lose or make millions betting on the success or otherwise of these breeding programmes.

The first financial techno thriller? Maybe… < Less