The Hitman's Daughter
FEMME FATALE!
Harry Exton was a Button Man, a player in the lethal Killing Game, where modern-day gladiators fought for the pleasure of rich backers, long since corrupted by wealth and power. But Harry quit, leaving the country and the slaughter behind him, only to find that no one walks away from the Game and lives...
This modern-day thriller, created by British comics legends John Wagner (A History of Violence, Judge Dredd) and Arthur Ranson (Judge Anderson) features the stunning art of Frazer Irving.
Harry Exton was a Button Man, a player in the lethal Killing Game, where modern-day gladiators fought for the pleasure of rich backers, long since corrupted by wealth and power. But Harry quit, leaving the country and the slaughter behind him, only to find that no one walks away from the Game and lives...
This modern-day thriller, created by British comics legends John Wagner (A History of Violence, Judge Dredd) and Arthur Ranson (Judge Anderson) features the stunning art of Frazer Irving.
ArtTechniquesDrawingComics & Graphic NovelsScience FictionSuperheroes
RELEASED2010
PUBLISHERRebellion
LENGTH112
LANGUAGEEN
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American-born British comics writer
The Hitman's Daughter
FEMME FATALE!
Harry Exton was a Button Man, a player in the lethal Killing Game, where modern-day gladiators fought for the pleasure of rich backers, long since corrupted by wealth and power. But Harry quit, leaving the country and the slaughter behind him, only to find that no one walks away from the Game and lives...
This modern-day thriller, created by British comics legends John Wagner (A History of Violence, Judge Dredd) and Arthur Ranson (Judge Anderson) features the stunning art of Frazer Irving.
Harry Exton was a Button Man, a player in the lethal Killing Game, where modern-day gladiators fought for the pleasure of rich backers, long since corrupted by wealth and power. But Harry quit, leaving the country and the slaughter behind him, only to find that no one walks away from the Game and lives...
This modern-day thriller, created by British comics legends John Wagner (A History of Violence, Judge Dredd) and Arthur Ranson (Judge Anderson) features the stunning art of Frazer Irving.
ArtTechniquesDrawingComics & Graphic NovelsScience FictionSuperheroesSupervillainsFiction
RELEASED2010
PUBLISHERRebellion
LENGTH112
LANGUAGEEN
American-born British comics writer
