Cover of Powers, Vol. 3: Little Deaths

Powers, Vol. 3: Little Deaths

Part of the Powers series

Follow the series that made Brian Michael Bendis and Michael Avon Oeming comic-book superstars! Detectives Christian Walker and Deena Pilgrim work special homicide cases that involve Powers. Superheroes have "groupies" like anyone in the spotlight - but when a famous superhero dies, could the culprit be one of them? Plus: Warren Ellis goes on a ride-along with our favorite detectives! This completely redesigned, reformatted and reworked volume is perfect for both new readers and old! COLLECTING: Powers (2000) 7, 12-14, Annual 1; Powers Activity and Coloring Book; Jinx: True Crime Confessions

Genre
superherocrimemysteryfantasyscience fiction
Audience
adult
Length
medium · 224 pages
Form
graphic novelsmanga

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