The Crow Vault Of Shadows, Book 1

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Crow creator James O'Barr envisioned Dead Time--adapted here by John Wagner with art by Alexander Maleev--as a new Crow film, a tale of grief, reincarnation, and long-sought vengeance, reaching from the 1860s to the present day. In Flesh & Blood, by James Vance, a federal conservation officer is murdered in a bombing during the midst of a rural land-rights struggle, but little do her killers know she wasn't the only victim. Finally, in Wild Justice, Michael didn't plan to die... but justice is wild and he is about to learn from his two crow guides just what he needs to do to see his love again. Written by Jerry Prosser and Charlie Adlard.Crow creator James O'Barr envisioned Dead Time--adapted here by John Wagner with art by Alexander Maleev--as a new Crow film, a tale of grief, reincarnation, and long-sought vengeance, reaching from the 1860s to the present day. In Flesh & Blood, by James Vance, a federal conservation officer is murdered in a bombing during the midst of a rural land-rights struggle, but little do her killers know she wasn't the only victim. Finally, in Wild Justice, Michael didn't plan to die... but justice is wild and he is about to learn from his two crow guides just what he needs to do to see his love again. Written by Jerry Prosser and Charlie Adlard.
James O'Barr is best known for creating The Crow, but he is also an accomplished painter. James currently resides in Texas and can be seen at most of the comic conventions in and around Texas.

John Wagner is, to many fans, the very heart of 2000 AD. Involved from the earliest days of the Galaxy's Greatest Comic; he co-created Judge Dredd, as well as Strontium Dog, Robo-Hunter, and a host of other 2000 AD mainstays, including the critically acclaimed Button Man. Incredibly prolific throughout his career, and writing under a diversity of pen names--often in concert with Alan Grant, with whom he devised and developed 2000 AD's sister comic, Judge Dredd The Megazine--Wagner has worked extensively beyond the Thargian universe, originating and editing a number of British periodicals as well as writing many American standards, including Batman, Lobo, The Punisher, and Star Wars bounty hunter Boba Fett. His Paradox Press graphic novel A History of Violence (illustrated by Vince Locke) was adapted into a critically acclaimed film by director David Cronenberg in 2005.