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Winner of the 2014 True Believers/Eagle Award for Best British Comic-book. The second book in Jim Alexander’s graphic novel series is a modern crime twist on Jekyll and Hyde, where th ‘Good Cop’ and th ‘Bad Cop’ are the same person. The battle of wills intensifies as Detective Inspector Brian Fisher’s relationship with the police…
Step into the world of the vigilante, HOLLOW GIRL, in this twisted tale of supernatural revenge from Luke Cooper, the creator of A Glimpse of Hell and artist behind Wolf Country and the True Believers Comic Award winning GoodCopBadCop. Six years ago, little Katherine Harlow killed her parents. Showing no signs of regret or remorse,…
Volume 2 – Step deeper into the world of the vigilante, HOLLOW GIRL, in this twisted tale of supernatural revenge from Luke Cooper, the creator of A Glimpse of Hell and artist behind Wolf Country and the True Believers Comic Award-winning GoodCopBadCop. Wearing an expressionless white mask, Hollow Girl kills for the dead, a willing…
Step into the world of the supernatural(?) vigilante, HOLLOW GIRL, in this collection of twisted morality tales from Luke Cooper, the creator of A Glimpse of Hell and artist behind Wolf Country and the True Believers Comic Award winning GoodCopBadCop. In MR TWITCH, Hollow Girl tries to find her lost humanity as she reflects on…
Wade into the grim world of the supernatural vigilante, HOLLOW GIRL, in this tale of betrayal and retribution from Luke Cooper, the creator of A Glimpse of Hell and Figments, and artist behind Wolf Country and the True Believers Comic Award winning GoodCopBadCop. In LEGION, Hollow Girl forms an uneasy alliance with a cop to…
“About six months or so ago, the world ended. Or, to be precise, we ended. The world is doing just fine.” After most of the earth’s population is apparently wiped out, Alex is left alone, but that suits her just fine. Having never been able to trust people anyway, she is perfectly suited for survival…
There’s a girl in a mask killing bad guys, but it’s not Katherine Harlow. She’s disappeared and a less experienced but enthusiastic wannabe has sidled in to take her place. You can bet that when Kat returns to reclaim Hollow Girl’s mask, there’s going to be a reckoning, and not just with her ‘Little Sister’….
“What’s the matter? Never had one fight back before?” Lowe is on the run. There’s someone on his tail, someone worse than the police – a slinky black silhouette with a ghoulish white face. But the Hollow Girl is a vigilante who preys on the worst of the worst, so if she’s after him then…
Young Ellie is running through the woods – running from the Forgotten People and the demon to which they intend to sacrifice her. Behemoth. And it doesn’t matter whether Behemoth is real or just a distortion of a local legend, the insane cult will kill her just as dead either way. But there is someone…
“Call me the Puppeteer.” Young Zoe – homebound and bored – is fascinated by the strange woman who lives across the hall, even more so when she finds her collection of masks and guns. But curiosity is never a good idea when the vigilante-medium Hollow Girl is your neighbour, and Zoe is about to bear…
After a nasty case of demonic possession, Hollow Girl has disappeared. That means it’s time for Little Sister – the Hollow Girl copycat – to step in once more. But when she’s cornered by a particularly dogged detective with a personal axe to grind, the only choice is betrayal. If this crazed fan wants to…
The logical next step is a literal descent into Hell. Realising that she has trapped herself in a purgatory of her own imagining – one peopled with tentacled demons and fiery-eyed angels – young Alex resolves to break free from her self-destructive loop. But that will mean going further into the darkness than she ever…
HOLLOW GIRL – VOL 11: The Sixty-Sixth Precinct. “You’re not the only one who can play with death.” When a reporter gets in over her head investigating possible police corruption, the Hollow Girls step in to protect her. But they soon discover that the reason for Grace’s suspicion – the sixty-sixth precinct’s inordinately high mortality…
Not expected to make it to her first birthday, Rebecca is now eleven years old. Sure, she’s weird but her parents love her anyway. Except they aren’t her parents because she’s not Rebecca Turner. She’s a changeling called Pumpernickel and she is being called home to Faery, but she loves her adoptive parents and so…
Hollow Girl and Little Sister – a partnership that never really made sense. Perhaps Hollow Girl keeps Hannah around because their relationship makes her feel more human, or perhaps there’s something more sinister at play – a plan that will at last be unveiled at the cost of someone’s life and a human soul. Get…
‘For the good of Faery. You must die!’ Nanny Crooked is a witch. That makes her the only person who can truly understand little Pumpernickel – a changeling who has been accepted, albeit uneasily, by her surrogate parents. Both have one foot in the human world and one in the magical world of Faery. As…
