The brainchild of critically-acclaimed writer Mark Russell, Vanishing Point is an anthology of short stories that are part science fiction and part existential horror. These are stories with a twist in which the twist is not the point of the story, but a beginning point from which to ask what it means to be alive. Russell is joined by artists Ryan Alexander-Tanner, Juan Doe and Alberto Ponticelli on six terrifying tales that will leave readers mystified.

Here is the can't-miss overview of the punk rock scene from its early inception in the seventies in New York and the UK. Includes chapters on The Ramones, The Sex Pistols, and more. Punk was also the flex point for women in rock that paved the way for the Riot Grrrl movement like Siouxsie and the Banshees, Blondie, The Runaways, Patti Smith and The Slits. Flashing the finger against the slick corporate rock of the '70s, punk was faster, messier, and louder than anything before it. Covered here with the same raw energy, look, and attitude as the music itself!

With her unique voice, Amy Winehouse quickly established herself as a paragon of British soul at the start of the 21st century. Winning all the awards in her path after the immense Back to Black album, her career was an explosion in the world of music. Too brief an explosion. With multiple addictions and fragile mental health, Amy died prematurely, joining the fateful 'Club of 27', but leaving behind a memorable body of work. Discover in this comics biography the eventful life of this artist with such a recognisable style, still resonating throughout the world today. Part of the bestselling series of pop musician biographies marrying well illustrated articles presenting the facts with comics chapters presenting the feel.

The brainchild of critically-acclaimed writer Mark Russell, Vanishing Point is an anthology of short stories that are part science fiction and part existential horror. These are stories with a twist in which the twist is not the point of the story, but a beginning point from which to ask what it means to be alive. Russell is joined by artists Ryan Alexander-Tanner, Juan Doe and Alberto Ponticelli on six terrifying tales that will leave readers mystified.

Here is the can't-miss overview of the punk rock scene from its early inception in the seventies in New York and the UK. Includes chapters on The Ramones, The Sex Pistols, and more. Punk was also the flex point for women in rock that paved the way for the Riot Grrrl movement like Siouxsie and the Banshees, Blondie, The Runaways, Patti Smith and The Slits. Flashing the finger against the slick corporate rock of the '70s, punk was faster, messier, and louder than anything before it. Covered here with the same raw energy, look, and attitude as the music itself!

With her unique voice, Amy Winehouse quickly established herself as a paragon of British soul at the start of the 21st century. Winning all the awards in her path after the immense Back to Black album, her career was an explosion in the world of music. Too brief an explosion. With multiple addictions and fragile mental health, Amy died prematurely, joining the fateful 'Club of 27', but leaving behind a memorable body of work. Discover in this comics biography the eventful life of this artist with such a recognisable style, still resonating throughout the world today. Part of the bestselling series of pop musician biographies marrying well illustrated articles presenting the facts with comics chapters presenting the feel.