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Hailstone

Paperback
$22.99 US
6.62"W x 10.2"H x 0.28"D   | 13 oz | 40 per carton
On sale Jul 11, 2023 | 144 Pages | 9781506730943
In the isolated Montana town of Hailstone, cut off from the outside world by a brutal winter, food is running low and people are going missing.

Desperate townsfolk turn to Sheriff Denton Ross and the nearby Military factory for help. But why is the factory here, so far from the war? And how is it able to supply the Union forces with the town cut off by snow? In their search for answers, Sheriff Ross and his deputy Tobias will discover dark secrets about the mysterious factory, their seemingly sleepy town, and Ross’ own past that will change their lives forever...if they survive.
“A horror story set during the civil war that transcends genres and is just flat out great comics.”—Scott Snyder

Hailstone delivers the goods as only the best Westerns can. The visually stunning period artwork by Rafael de Latorre alone is worth the price of admission, but add Rafael Scavone’s engaging mystery and world building and Hailstone is an instant hit.”—Jimmy Palmiotti (Jonah Hex, Harley Quinn)
 
“A killer winter in a closed valley, townsfolk disappearing, a beast in the forest and a mystery in the factory – I don’t know what genre this is but I'm loving it and I’m hooked!”—Frank Quitely (Jupiter’s Legacy, The Authority)
Rafael Scavone started writing comics in 2014. His work includes Wonder Woman and All-Star Batman, for DC Comics, and Mark Millar’s Hit-Girl, for Image Comics. In 2017 he adapted the popular Neil Gaiman tale A Study in Emerald for Dark Horse Comics. His most recent works are Hidden Society, for Dark Horse Comics, Funny Creek, Hailstone and Red Tag for ComiXology.

Rafael loves to hear and tell stories, spending most of his time among books, music and friends. He's also a proud member of Stout Club, a creative powerhouse from Brazil.

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In the isolated Montana town of Hailstone, cut off from the outside world by a brutal winter, food is running low and people are going missing.

Desperate townsfolk turn to Sheriff Denton Ross and the nearby Military factory for help. But why is the factory here, so far from the war? And how is it able to supply the Union forces with the town cut off by snow? In their search for answers, Sheriff Ross and his deputy Tobias will discover dark secrets about the mysterious factory, their seemingly sleepy town, and Ross’ own past that will change their lives forever...if they survive.

Praise

“A horror story set during the civil war that transcends genres and is just flat out great comics.”—Scott Snyder

Hailstone delivers the goods as only the best Westerns can. The visually stunning period artwork by Rafael de Latorre alone is worth the price of admission, but add Rafael Scavone’s engaging mystery and world building and Hailstone is an instant hit.”—Jimmy Palmiotti (Jonah Hex, Harley Quinn)
 
“A killer winter in a closed valley, townsfolk disappearing, a beast in the forest and a mystery in the factory – I don’t know what genre this is but I'm loving it and I’m hooked!”—Frank Quitely (Jupiter’s Legacy, The Authority)

Author

Rafael Scavone started writing comics in 2014. His work includes Wonder Woman and All-Star Batman, for DC Comics, and Mark Millar’s Hit-Girl, for Image Comics. In 2017 he adapted the popular Neil Gaiman tale A Study in Emerald for Dark Horse Comics. His most recent works are Hidden Society, for Dark Horse Comics, Funny Creek, Hailstone and Red Tag for ComiXology.

Rafael loves to hear and tell stories, spending most of his time among books, music and friends. He's also a proud member of Stout Club, a creative powerhouse from Brazil.