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Signed C: The Missing
Myth, magic and mayhem! The gods didn't die out, they simply got day jobs...
Follow C on a mythological and mysterious journey through the known realms in search of her lost client, a young model named Perdita. From the depths of Hades' underworld to the African savannah, C never relents in her pursuit and is determined to uncover what has happened to her charge.
Chock-full of wild characters, both god and mortal, C finds herself always just one step behind a strange and enigmatic force that appears to revel in mocking her. Quickly it becomes clear that her faceless nemesis has a far greater scheme planned than C initially realized.
It is best to heed the warning, however, that Hell hath no fury like a sorceress scorned. And C is no mere sorceress!
Follow C on a mythological and mysterious journey through the known realms in search of her lost client, a young model named Perdita. From the depths of Hades' underworld to the African savannah, C never relents in her pursuit and is determined to uncover what has happened to her charge.
Chock-full of wild characters, both god and mortal, C finds herself always just one step behind a strange and enigmatic force that appears to revel in mocking her. Quickly it becomes clear that her faceless nemesis has a far greater scheme planned than C initially realized.
It is best to heed the warning, however, that Hell hath no fury like a sorceress scorned. And C is no mere sorceress!
164 pages, ebook
Published July 20, 2017
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November 24, 2017
A truly enjoyable read that takes Greek Mythology and puts it into modern day society. The beautifully done artwork and rich storytelling that Mark and Josh put into this graphic novel is something to be admired. Finished it in one sitting and loved every moment of it!
January 27, 2021
Interesting plot and setting, but remained a bit too shallow for my taste.
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