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Romo the WolfBoy ILYA 9781914224447

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Romo, rumoured a wolf boy taken from the wild, and a young stagehand named Francis are the two newest members of Blimey O'Riley's Travelling Circus. Together they will become Criminologists Extraordinaire, Specialists in the Paranormal - but this is only their first adventure...

When the circus comes to town in Victorian England, repeated acts of sabotage by a mysterious, giggling culprit turn Romo and Francis from rivals to friends. Can they work together to solve this baffling case, and even become a top act in the meantime?



About the Author

ILYA (Ed Hillyer) is a comic book writer and artist whose work has been published by Marvel, DC, Dark Horse and Image in the US, Kodansha in Japan and numerous independent companies worldwide. His graphic novels include: Manga Shakespeare: King Lear, Skidmarks, Room for Love, Kid Savage, and the award-winning End of the Century Club series. His illustration clients have included the BBC, the Royal Academy of Arts, The Times and Guardian newspapers and East End Life. ILYA was also the editor of the Mammoth Book of Best New Manga series, and his first prose novel, The Clay Dreaming, was published by Myriad Editions.




Book Information
ISBN 9781914224447
Author ILYA
Format Hardback
Page Count 256
Imprint SelfMadeHero
Publisher SelfMadeHero



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