Lady Killer 2

Part of Lady Killer

Illustrated by Joëlle Jones, Laura Allred
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$17.99 US
On sale Dec 26, 2017 | 136 Pages | 9781506700298

The killer housewife is back! The Schuller family has moved to Cocoa Beach, where life carries on as usual. Josie continues to juggle Tupperware parties, her kids, and a few heads--and things don't get any easier for the entrepreneur hit lady when her past comes back to haunt her.

Lady Killer is a black comedy that juxtaposes the wholesome imagery of early 1960s domestic bliss with a tightening web of murder, paranoia, and cold-blooded survival. From rising star author Joelle Jones comes the much anticpated return of Josie Schuller the Lady Killer!

Collects Lady Killer (Series 2) issues#1-#5.

"A level of violence that can only be described as Mad Men's Betty Draper meets Dexter." -Comic Book Resources

"Lady Killer somehow manages to perfectly incorporate the quaint concept of the 1950's TV housewife with blood-fueled antics of vicious killer for hire."-IGN

"Lady Killer is worth its weight in gold for the art alone, but the enigmatic Josie Schuller is the real appeal."--Newsarama
Joëlle Jones has collaborated with Jamie S. Rich on the acclaimed comic book 12 Reasons Why I Love Her, and they have since shown up as a team in the pages of Popgun, Portland Noir, and Madman Atomic Comics. Joëlle also did the cover and interior illustrations for Jamie's novel, Have You Seen the Horizon Lately?, and their most recent full-length effort was the acclaimed crime graphic novel, You Have Killed Me. She has also worked on a long-form comic for Vertigo called The Starving Artist, as well as Troublemaker, a collaboration with best-selling author Janet Evanovich. The author lives in Portland, OR.

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The killer housewife is back! The Schuller family has moved to Cocoa Beach, where life carries on as usual. Josie continues to juggle Tupperware parties, her kids, and a few heads--and things don't get any easier for the entrepreneur hit lady when her past comes back to haunt her.

Lady Killer is a black comedy that juxtaposes the wholesome imagery of early 1960s domestic bliss with a tightening web of murder, paranoia, and cold-blooded survival. From rising star author Joelle Jones comes the much anticpated return of Josie Schuller the Lady Killer!

Collects Lady Killer (Series 2) issues#1-#5.

"A level of violence that can only be described as Mad Men's Betty Draper meets Dexter." -Comic Book Resources

"Lady Killer somehow manages to perfectly incorporate the quaint concept of the 1950's TV housewife with blood-fueled antics of vicious killer for hire."-IGN

"Lady Killer is worth its weight in gold for the art alone, but the enigmatic Josie Schuller is the real appeal."--Newsarama

Author

Joëlle Jones has collaborated with Jamie S. Rich on the acclaimed comic book 12 Reasons Why I Love Her, and they have since shown up as a team in the pages of Popgun, Portland Noir, and Madman Atomic Comics. Joëlle also did the cover and interior illustrations for Jamie's novel, Have You Seen the Horizon Lately?, and their most recent full-length effort was the acclaimed crime graphic novel, You Have Killed Me. She has also worked on a long-form comic for Vertigo called The Starving Artist, as well as Troublemaker, a collaboration with best-selling author Janet Evanovich. The author lives in Portland, OR.

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