The Jekyll Island Chronicles: A Last Call: Book Three

Cities burn, electricity crackles, and the world hangs in the balance as the award-winning alternate-history graphic novel trilogy comes to a stunning conclusion!

The action picks up where The Jekyll Island Chronicles (Book Two): A Devil's Reach left off: the cabal of anarchists, known internationally as Zeno, have stolen the plans to a Nikola Tesla's Death Ray and intend to build it and use it first on the heroes of Jekyll. Meanwhile, Tesla and his contemporaries Charles Proteus Steinmetz and Henry Ford work against the clock to come up with an improbable chance to render the weapon useless. For their biggest challenge yet, our heroic regulars -- mechanically-limbed Peter Karovik, electrically-powered Helen Huxley, high-flying Billy Colfield, and the brilliant cryptologist Solomon Taylor -- must build an army of new heroes that join the battle royale on the tiny Georgia island of Jekyll. With more thrilling science-heroism than ever before, A Last Call completes the Jekyll Island trilogy as the forces of good stand up one last time against those seeking to burn the world.

Prentis Rollins (artist) is a veteran of the American comics industry, having contributed pencils and/or inks to Hardware, DC: One Million, JLA: Incarnations, Batman: The Ultimate Evil, Green Lantern: Rebirth, Green Lantern Corps, New X-Men, The Power Company, Impulse and many other titles. He is the author of The Furnace (A Graphic Novel), Survival Machine (Stories), How to Draw Sci-fi Utopias and Dystopias, and The Making of a Graphic Novel. He lives with his family in London.

Prentis Rollins (artist) is a veteran of the American comics industry, having contributed pencils and/or inks to Hardware, DC: One Million, JLA: Incarnations, Batman: The Ultimate Evil, Green Lantern: Rebirth, Green Lantern Corps, New X-Men, The Power Company, Impulse and many other titles. He is the author of The Furnace (A Graphic Novel), Survival Machine (Stories), How to Draw Sci-fi Utopias and Dystopias, and The Making of a Graphic Novel. He lives with his family in London.