Name: Thirteenth Floor 02 (The Thirteenth Floor)
SKU: 53521603
Price: 23.17 EUR
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Author: John Wagner
ISBN: 9781781087725

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Thirteenth Floor 02 (The Thirteenth Floor)

Type

Physical Book

Author

John Wagner

Publisher

Rebellion

Year

2020

Language

English

Pages

176

Format

Paperback

ISBN13

9781781087725

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Thirteenth Floor 02 (The Thirteenth Floor)

John Wagner (Author) · Rebellion · Paperback

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Synopsis "Thirteenth Floor 02 (The Thirteenth Floor) "

Black Mirror meets The Twilight Zone in this darkly comical second volume of the archive series reprinting the creepy horror comic! The Thirteenth Floor exists in Maxwell Tower - an experimental tower block run by an A.I. called Max who looks after his tenants and take revenge on those who threaten them by sending them to The Thirteenth Floor - a place where nightmare and reality become one! This second collection of the popular series which began in Scream! and continued in Eagle carries the story further into the Eighties with the authorities becoming more aware of Max's out of control vindictiveness, and their attempts to shut him down.

John Wagner

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John Wagner (born in 1949 in Pennsylvania, USA) is a prolific British comic book writer, known for his influence on British comics. Although born in the United States, he moved to Scotland at the age of twelve. He began his career at D.C. Thomson & Co. in the late sixties and, together with Pat Mills, created the iconic character Judge Dredd for the magazine 2000 AD in 1976.

Among his most notable works are "Judge Dredd" (1976), "Strontium Dog" (1980), and "Robo-Hunter" (1978), all in the science fiction genre. Additionally, he co-wrote "The Thirteenth Floor" (1984) and "The Last American" (1990) with Alan Grant. His graphic novel "A History of Violence" (1997) was adapted into a film by David Cronenberg.

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