Best Selling Books by Simon Roy

First Knife leads his slavers south to retake the city of Shikka-Go. The city is now home to a demon of the old world, but First Knife has a plan. His predecessors have fought such creatures before.

A who''s who of the Prophet universe with a comic history of the Earth Empire and bio sheets—pulled from the deepest corners of the known universe—of space gods, aliens, and the distant worlds that contain them.

New father must finish the job that his lifebomb brother failed at (in Issue 31) and destroy the dismembered body city of Ixpoliniox.

It''s a race for power, with Prophets seeking to enslave the children of Badrock to use them as living weapons against a new mysterious foe.

BRANDON GRAHAM''s awardwinning anthology returns! This issue introduces the first Image work by the amazing indy cartoonist MICHAEL DeFORGE (Ant Colony, Lose) along with the third chapter of MATT SHEEAN & MALACHI WARDs ANCESTOR.

Collects PROPHET #32 & 34-38 The Earth Empire is now rebuilt and gaining a stronger grasp on Earthspace. Facing an even more menacing new threat, Old Man Prophet and his team look for the help of an old ally.

The Prophets learn more of the mysterious creatures that threaten them while Troll bonds with one of the greatest forces in the universe.

Captured by their former slaves, First Knife and his warriors find themselves at the mercy of the High Priestess Mari and the metal-skinned relic she worships. Only First Knife''s cunning can keep his men from a sacrificial death atop the Yanqui Ziggurat.

"The distant future war continues, Old man Prophet is awake now and searching across the universe for old allies that have survived the centuries since the last war. Collects PROPHET #27-32."

First Knife leads his captors deep into the desert, balancing the demands of the rebel slaves, their demon, and his gods. But what of his own comrades? Under the unsympathetic eyes of the Devas, loyalties strain.

The war for the tower into space.

John Prophet on a mission to restart the God satellite has to join an alien caravan in order to cross a deadly desert of defunct giant robots.

THE EPIC CONCLUSION TO PROPHET BEGINS HERE! A clone general goes against his Brain-Mother overlords to gain control of an alien egg. Start of the final six issue mini-series.

Part two of a who''s who look at the Prophet universe, including a comic history of a bizarre mind-enhancing alien egg and bio sheets pulled from the deepest corners of known space, revealing the secrets of gods, aliens, and the distant worlds that contain them.

The Earth Empire is now rebuilt and gaining a stronger grasp on Earthspace. Facing an even more menacing new threat, Old Man Prophet and his team look for the help of an old ally.

The super-being Troll''s plans to lure out Badrock come to a head! Collects Prophet #39-45.

Two mega-corporations wage an eternal tug-of-war for the ruins of our future solar system. Pulpy sci-fi adventure, escalating unintended consequences, wry satire and pure goofery combine in seven potent chapters of comics entertainment to make GRIP OF THE KOMBINAT! An unholy lovechild of Verhoeven and Asimov. A graphic novel from the deranged minds of comic wündérkìñdêr SIMON ROY (Prophet, Habitat, First Knife) and DAMON GENTRY (Sabertooth Swordsman, Vinegar Teeth).

Once upon a time, in the 19th century, certain men began to travel the highways and byways of rural Norway, collecting the tales, legends, and fables that the local population had to tell them. Many of these tales were published almost at once, such as "The Three Billy-goats Gruff," and "East of the Sun and West of the Moon." Certain others tales, however, because of their plain treatment of the sexual side of human experience, were repressed. The manuscripts languished in the archives of the university for nearly a hundred years, before being brought into the light, and published in Norway. Here are tales of witches, trolls, giants, soothsayers, and princesses; as well as tales of sinners, sextons, parsons, beetles, fleas, and mice. Even Adam and Eve make an appearance. Some of them are hilarious, others astonishing, with the odd cringe-worthy tale thrown in for good measure. All of the tales reveal the society that brought them forth-from a certain perspective. This is the first time the collection has been translated into English.

Un affabulateur, un mythomane, un imposteur, voilà qui est Owen Hopkins aux yeux de son fils Jarvis. Quand arrive à Montréal la nouvelle qu''Owen se meurt sous le ciel gris et bas du East Yorkshire, sa terre natale, Jarvis sait ce que cela signifie. Père et fils ont conclu un pacte quand celui-ci était encore enfant, et le temps est venu pour lui de remplir sa promesse. Mais est-on obligé de tenir parole quand c''est à un menteur invétéré qu''on l''a donnée? "Owen Hopkins, Esquire", roman aussi féroce que subtil, raconte l''histoire d''une relation ancienne et lointaine, faite de haine et de regret, de leurre et de légèreté, entre un fils endeuillé à vie et un père tôt parti, auprès de qui le rejeton se rend comme on va à la rencontre d''un étranger. Après avoir publié "Ma vie rouge Kubrick", un premier livre à mi-chemin entre la fiction et l''essai entrelaçant la fantasmagorie macabre du film "The Shining" et la réalité brutale d''un drame familial, Simon Roy donne ici son premier " vrai " roman sans rien abandonner de sa manière d''écrire tout en fragments, en allusions et en métaphores, où le vif et le narré ne cessent de s''entrecroiser. Ce que la critique a dit de "Ma vie rouge Kubrick" (Boréal, Prix des libraires du Québec 2015) :"Un récit inclassable et stupéfiant, qui nous plonge dans une lecture hypnotique, à la fois haletante et terrible. Ma vie rouge Kubrick est l''un des chocs de la rentrée qu''il ne faut pas rater."Chantal Guy, La Presse.

"Mecha is a sci-fi genre originating in manga and anime that centers around giant piloted humanoid machines. These machines can range from unique, superhero robots to realistic, mass-produced construction mechs. The genre is diverse and there''s no one defining theme. We wanted to see more of our favorite artists create stories that feature giant robots because it''s cool. And that''s what Ex.Mag 4 is all about.."--Publisher''s website (viewed March 8, 2023).