Spontaneous by Joe Harris - ISBN: 9781637152973
Paperback
A son’s fiery quest unearths town secrets and a dark past.

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  • Paperback

    144 pages

  • Release Date

    9 January 2024

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Summary

Phenomenon, conspiracy, or delusion?

“Kelvin” Melvin Reyes was only three years old when Spontaneous Human Combustion took his father from him. He’s since devoted his life to exploring the mystery behind the phenomenon, searching for a pattern and predictors that he might save others from that same fiery fate. But the closer he gets to his goal, the further things lead down a well of secrets, horrors, and terrible truths. Is SHC real? And if so, can it be stopped?

What follows…

Book Details

ISBN-13:9781637152973
ISBN-10:1637152973
Author:Joe Harris, Brett Weldele
Publisher:Oni Press,US
Imprint:Oni Press,US
Format:Paperback
Number of Pages:144
Release Date:9 January 2024
Weight:386g
Dimensions:10mm x 169mm x 258mm
Series:Spontaneous
Audience Age:16
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Spontaneous by Joe Harris - ISBN: 9781637152973
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Critics Review

Spontaneous stands out as truly artful and inventive, as playful as Brick and as stylishly imagined as an especially focused Gregg Araki work.” * Comics Bulletin *

About The Author

Joe Harris

As a young creator at Marvel Comics, Joe launched the cult-classic Spider-Man spinoff series, Slingers, and wrote myriad other titles including Bishop: The Last X-Man. He has written for all major comics publishers and franchises including X-Men, Spider-Man, Batman, and others.

He conceived and co-wrote the screenplay for the hit Sony Pictures film Darkness Falls and the politically themed slasher movie The Tripper before returning to comics and launching creator-owned properties that brought his experiences in publishing and moviemaking together.

His supernatural title Ghost Projekt was published by Oni Press. Called the “Best Miniseries” of 2010 by Wizard and lauded by Ain’t It Cool News as “one of the finest” of the year, the tense tale of ghosts, gambits, and Cold War-era secrets was adapted for television by SyFy.

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