Matt Lesniewski – författare

MIND MGMT: BOOTLEG is not: a prequel, a studio-driven sequel, or a corporate re-imagining of that comic you love.MIND MGMT: BOOTLEG is: weird, mind-blowing, paranoid storytelling. It was also the first ever comic book series from Flux House, Matt Kindt’s all-new imprint which features crime, science fiction, and humor stories, all told in startling and untraditional ways.  Previously in MIND MGMT: a covert government agency of psychic super spies fell into oblivion after one of their top agents went rogue. Now: what looked like the end was only the beginning as a former leader of MIND MGMT explores the darkest parts of the world and recruits a team of forgotten agents to rebuild the organization, bend reality, and go to war with a competing agency. From New York Times bestselling and Harvey award-winning graphic novelist Matt Kindt and Farel Dalrymple (The Wrenchies) comes the next chapter in the conspiracy-laden and mind-twisting universe of Mind MGMT, with variant covers by Dan Brereton, Jim Rugg, Marguerite Sauvage, Aron Wiesenfeld, and Laura Perez. Collects Mind MGMT: Bootleg #1­–#4 with all covers and pinups by Dan Brereton in a hardcover format!

From New York Times-bestselling Mind MGMT creator MATT KINDT and MATT LESNIEWSKI (The Freak) comes a brand-new, mind-altering journey through Russian folk tales, trained assassins, and government conspiracies.After losing her family in a violent home invasion, a woman uses folk tales to cope. In a blood-soaked journey toward revenge, she tracks down the man responsible for her family's deaths, only to discover a startling government plot--to weaponize folk tales and use them to raise children into super assassins.Collects Crimson Flower #1-#5, including all covers and bonus material.

From the magnificently distorted imagination of Eisner Award-nominated cartoonist Matt Lesniewski (Mind MGMT Bootleg, Crimson Flower) comes a new milestone in comic book storytelling that must be seen to be believed: Faceless and the Family!On the broken and warped world known as the Hand Planet, the wanderer simply called Faceless ekes out existence on the margins to escape the shame that cost him his name and his identity. Exiled for his crimes, Faceless now calls the wastelands his home—until the good fortune of fate delivers him a mismatched band of fellow travelers who will soon become family . . . if they can survive a suicidal mission into the Hand Planet's class-segregated Finger Cities to restore what lies beneath Faceless's helmet and, with it, his hope in humanity.