Synopsis
“One of the most beautiful and intriguing new books of 2025." —Geoff Johns (Geiger, Flashpoint)
James Bond meets The Island of Doctor Moreau in this graphic novel about a young girl who discovers her father isn’t the hero she believed, but one of the most dangerous super-spy villains on the planet.
After her mad-scientist father is killed by the world’s greatest spy, 13-year-old Annalise is left all alone in the world. Sort of. Her dead dad’s robot bodyguard won't stop following her around for some reason. Now Annalise has a choice: try to lead a normal life for the first time ever…or seek revenge and maybe overthrow the world order in the process.
Embark on a journey of regret and retribution, super spies and pseudoscience, growing up and global domination from brilliant artist STEFANO LANDINI (Prodigy, Hellblazer) and okay writer MATTHEW ROSENBERG (What’s the Furthest Place From Here?, Uncanny X-Men)
About the Author
Matthew Rosenberg is the award-winning, deeply charming, moderately humorous, and disarmingly modest writer of What's the Furthest Place From Here?. He has also co-created and written the series 4 Kids Walk Into A Bank and We Can Never Go Home, as well as worked on titles such as Uncanny X-Men, DC vs. Vampires, The Punisher, The Joker, Amazing Spider-Man, and lots of other stuff like that. Weirdly, he once co-wrote an album with a member of the Wu-Tang Clan. He was born and raised in New York City, where he still prowls the streets at night, striking fear into the hearts of no one.
Stefano Landini is an Italian comic artist, graphic designer and fashion designer.
He has several collaborations for Marvel Comics (Fear it Self, Heralds of Galactus, Daredevil, The Punisher, Typhoid Mary-Spider man, Daredevil-Man Without Fear, Luke Skywalker, Star Wars, Target Vader, Ruins of Ravencroft Absolute Carnage, Captain America King in Black), DC Comics (House of Mystery, Black Hand, Jonah Hex, Hellblazer, 52); Ankama, (Maori), and Glénat (Voraces). His latest work is with Image Comics (We're Taking Everyone Down with Us).
Colorist Jason Wordie is credited on hundreds of comics in a career that’s spanned over a decade working with such respected young celebrated artists as Wes Craig and Geoff Shaw or on such beloved properties as Planet of the Apes or Harley Quinn.
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