Devlin Waugh: The Reckoning - by Ales Kot (Paperback)

Book Synopsis

The vampiric supernatural investigator Devlin Waugh is back in a new collection of dark and haunting stories as Devlin must confront demons from Hell in order to save his friends.

2000 AD's debonair vampire exorcist, Devlin Waugh, is back - and he's more outrageous and dangerous than ever!

From writer Ales Kot (Zero, Secret Avengers) and artists Patrick Goddard (Savage) and Mike Dowling (Unfollow) comes an exciting, shocking, and darkly hilarious new collection of Devlin's latest adventures.

The freelance paranormal trouble-shooter and exorcist for the Vatican confronts sinister dark forces and plays the Match of Hades, before defending his demonic dildonic partner, Titivillus, in the court of Hell itself!

Review Quotes

"I firmly hope that there is never a point where I tire of reading the lurid tales of Devlin Waugh, and rest assured that today certainly isn't that day." - Big Comic Page on Blood Debt-- "Big Comic Page"

"I promise that you have not seen anything until you've read [Kot's] take on 2000 AD's one and only dandy Devlin Waugh." - Chloe Maveal, Comics Beat-- "Comics Beat"

REVIEWS OF DEVLIN WAUGH: BLOOD DEBT

'Dialogue so cutting it must have been written with a diamond nib and action scenes straight out of the Tarantino locker' - Kendall Reviews

About the Author

Ales Kot is one of the few American (in his case Czech-American) comic writers to work for the Galaxy's Greatest Comic, where he continues to write Devlin Waugh stories. Previously he has written Secret Avengers for Marvel Comics, Suicide Squad for DC Comics, and created his own series published through Image Comics such as Change, Zero and Days of Hate.

Having co-created the critically-acclaimed Death Sentence with writer Monty Nero, Michael Dowling has gone on to illustrate several strips for both 2000 AD and the Judge Dredd Megazine, including Tharg's 3rillers, the third series of Ichabod Azrael, Judge Anderson: Dead End and the infamous Judge Dredd story, Closet.

Patrick Goddard's clean art style has graced many strips in the Galaxy's Greatest Comic. Co-creator of the Megazine series Wardog, he has penciled Judge Dredd, Mean Machine, Middenface McNulty, Sinister Dexter and took over the art duties on Savage from Charlie Adlard.