Nectar Vol. 1 /

"The 19th century -- An island village off Salem, Massachusetts, is inundated by a strange species of butterflies that spread the Dancing Plague and have a very particular taste in nectar... human blood."--

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Main Author: Robinson, Jeremy, 1974- (Author)
Corporate Author: AndWorld Design (Firm)
Other Authors: Martello, Annapaola (inker.), Francini, Francesco (layouts.), Canon, Steve (Colorist), Campbell, Jim (Letterer)
Format: Books Print Book Comic & Graphic Novel
Language:English
Published: Missoula, Montana : Vault Comics, 2026.
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Summary:"The 19th century -- An island village off Salem, Massachusetts, is inundated by a strange species of butterflies that spread the Dancing Plague and have a very particular taste in nectar... human blood."--
Item Description:Volume number from spine and indicia.
"Originally presented in single issue form in Nectar #1-4."
Physical Description:1 volume (unpaged) : chiefly color illustrations ; 26 cm
ISBN:9781638493679
1638493677
Author Notes:Jeremy Robinson is the #1 Audible and New York Times bestselling author of nearly 100 novels, published in fourteen languages, including INFINITE , THE OTHERS , and the GOOD BOYS trilogy. His high-octane blend of science fiction, horror, and action has captivated millions of readers worldwide. A television series based on his cult-favorite novel PROJECT NEMESIS is currently in development with director Chad Stahelski ( John Wick 1-4) and produced by Original Film and Sony Pictures Television.

Jim Campbell is a twice-Eisner-nominated comic-book letterer, one-time writer (perhaps again in the future!) and occasional artist (although his enthusiasm rather outstrips his actual ability). He knows more about print production than mortal man was meant to know and has also scanned more images than you've had hot dinners. Unless you're ninety years old.
Hometown:Nottingham, United Kingdom
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