A werewolf is on the loose in London and will stop at nothing to avoid capture!
The fourth issue in Ben Aaronovitch & Andrew Cartmel‘s latest Rivers of London comics series, MONDAY, MONDAY is out today! Available with three covers — by Abigail Jill Harding (above), Vv Glass, and David Buisian (below) — it is published by Titan Comics.
Titan Comics has published all of the Rivers of London comics to date.
The Rivers of London comics are set in the same world as Ben’s internationally-bestselling, acclaimed Peter Grant / Rivers of London series of novels and novellas — published in the UK by Gollancz; in North America by Del Rey (1-3), DAW Books (4-) and Subterranean Press (novellas); it is also published widely in translation.
Today, we have the three covers for Ben Aaronovitch & Andrew Cartmel‘s MONDAY, MONDAY #4! The three covers are by Abigail Jill Harding (above), Vv Glass, and David Buisian (below). Due to be published by Titan Comics on October 6th, here’s the synopsis for this issue:
A werewolf is on the loose in London and will stop at nothing to avoid capture!
Titan Comics has published all of the Rivers of London comics to date.
The Rivers of London comics are set in the same world as Ben’s internationally-bestselling, acclaimed Peter Grant / Rivers of London series of novels and novellas — published in the UK by Gollancz; in North America by Del Rey (1-3), DAW Books (4-) and Subterranean Press (novellas); it is also published widely in translation.
The third issue in Ben Aaronovitch and Andrew Cartmel‘s RIVERS OF LONDON: MONDAY, MONDAY is out today! Published by Titan Comics, and with artwork by José Maria Beroy, the issue is available with three different covers. Here’s the synopsis…
A werewolf is on the loose in London and will stop at nothing to avoid capture!
An unmissable new era in the life of detective wizard, Peter Grant!
MONDAY, MONDAY is the ninth Rivers of London comic story-arc, all of which are published by Titan Comics in the UK and North America.
The comics are set in the same world as Ben’s Peter Grant/Rivers of London novels and novellas. Want to know how they all fit together, to get the true, complete series story? Check out this handy guide…
Next month, Titan Comics are due to publish the third issue in Ben Aaronovitch and Andrew Cartmel‘s RIVERS OF LONDON: MONDAY, MONDAY! With artwork by José Maria Beroy, the issue is available with three different covers, here’s the synopsis…
A werewolf is on the loose in London and will stop at nothing to avoid capture!
An unmissable new era in the life of detective wizard, Peter Grant!
MONDAY, MONDAY is the ninth Rivers of London comic story-arc, all of which are published by Titan Comics in the UK and North America.
The comics are set in the same world as Ben’s Peter Grant/Rivers of London novels and novellas. Here’s a handy timeline, to help you read everything in order…
Today, Titan Comics publishes the second issue of MONDAY, MONDAY — Ben Aaronovitch and Andrew Cartmel‘s latest story-arc in their acclaimed, best-selling Rivers of London comic series! Available with three different covers, here’s the pithy synopsis…
A werewolf is on the loose and will stop at nothing to avoid capture!
Series artwork is by José Maria Beroy; the three covers are by Sanya Anwar, VV Glass, and Patricio Clarey.
Titan Comics has published all of the Rivers of London comics to date (in English).
Want to know how the comics and novels fit together in the larger story of Ben’s Rivers of London series? Check out this handy, updated timeline…
Next month (August 4th), Titan Comics will release the second issue in Ben Aaronovitch and Andrew Cartmel‘s latest Rivers of London comic series MONDAY, MONDAY! Available with three different covers, here’s the pithy synopsis…
A werewolf is on the loose and will stop at nothing to avoid capture!
Series artwork is by José Maria Beroy; the three covers are by Sanya Anwar, VV Glass, and Patricio Clarey.
Titan Comics has published all of the Rivers of London comics to date (in English).
Are you a fan of the comics and want to know how they fit into Ben’s overall Rivers of London series? Or vice versa? Check out this handy, recently-updated timeline…
The ninth story-arc in Ben Aaronovitch and Andrew Cartmel‘s Rivers of London comic series, MONDAY, MONDAY, begins today! Published by Titan Comics, it’s available with four covers in print and digital. Here’s the synopsis…
An unmissable brand-new era in the life of full-time cop and part-time wizard, Peter Grant.
A werewolf is on the loose and will stop at nothing to avoid capture! It’s up to Peter and his cohort of chums to hunt the deadly lycanthrope and bring him to justice!
Series art is by the supremely talented José Maria Beroy.
The Rivers of London comics are must-reads for fans of Ben’s Peter Grant/Rivers of London novels and novellas, as well as for fans of magic, crime, and urban fantasy as a whole!
The books are published by Gollancz in the UK; Del Rey (1-3), DAW Books (4-) and Subterranean Press (novellas) in North America. The series is also published widely in translation.
If you’d like to read more by Andrew Cartmel (of course you would!), then we recommend you check out his Vinyl Detective series, published by Titan Books in the UK and North America.
This summer, Titan Comics are due to publish the latest Rivers of London comic arc! Written by Ben Aaronovitch and Andrew Cartmel, and artwork by José Maria Beroy, who joins the series for the first time. Here’s the synopsis…
What starts as a routine undercover operation to break up an organized teenage pickpocket gang turns into something far more sinister. A werewolf is on the loose and will stop at nothing to avoid capture! It’s up to Peter Grant and his cohort of chums to hunt the deadly lycanthrope and bring him to justice.
Issue #1 in the series will hit shelves (print and digital) on July 7th. It will also be available with three different covers. There’s the ‘A’ cover up top, by Veronica Fish; and then the variant covers by Beroy (B), V.V. Glass (C) and Gyula Nemeth (D)…
Titan Comics has published all of the Rivers of London comics to date — the first eight story arcs are now available in collected editions (print and digital).
