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Briar by Christopher Cantwell

Vol. 1
Imprint: Boom! Studios

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An apocalyptically dark take on Sleeping Beauty for fans of Monstress and Grim!

What if Sleeping Beauty never got her happily ever after... and had to save herself instead? One-hundred years after Briar Rose first fell into her slumber, the sleeper has now become the sleepwalker, and she must face a brutal, bleak world ruled by a tyrant from her past. Burdened by prophecy and betrayal, it will take everything Briar and her band of misfits have to survive the wasteland where magic went to die. As they journey through a land of untold terrors, Briar nurtures a burning pledge of vengeance. But will it be enough to bring some semblance of a happy ending to the land... and her heart? Eisner Award-nominated writer, producer, and director Christopher Cantwell (Iron Man, The United States of Captain America, Halt and Catch Fire) and rising star artist German Garcia (Ka-Zar: Lord of the Savage Land) reimagine the classic tale as an epic dark fantasy adventure. Collects Briar #1-4.

Book Information
ISBN 9781684159000
Author Christopher Cantwell
Format Paperback
Page Count 128
Imprint Boom! Studios
Publisher Boom! Studios
Weight(grams) 238g
Dimensions(mm) 259mm * 168mm * 5mm

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Vol. 1
Imprint:
Boom! Studios


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