Broken Frontier

“Marshal Law is still my favorite comic book of all time.” — Mark Millar

“In a world where superheroes are being spruced up and sanitized for Hollywood, this is a wonderful, glorious perverse and distasteful vision that would sent studio execs screaming for the hills of Los Angeles.”
- Rich Johnston, ComicBookResources.com

From the creative team of Pat Mills (Charley’s War) and Kevin O’Neill (The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen) comes a new kind of law enforcement for a dark and dystopian future — Marshal Law. Just pray you aren’t a hero...

Marshal Law: Origins [Titan Books, 2 September 2008, $12.95 / CAN $14.95] is a brand new volume collecting two scorching stories from the Law canon in illustrated novel format.

In Cloak of Evil one of San Futuro’s leading sex queen hostesses turn up dead in what appears to be a bizarre suicide, and it seems clear that there is more to this insidious situation than meets the eye. It’s time for Marshal Law to once more don his black leather and barbed wire — and dish out the pain!

Also featuring the classic Day of the Dead, collected with a new introduction from Pat Mills and previously unseen artwork by award-winning artist O’Neill, this is the perfect way to get to grips with the vigilante super-anti-hero!

“Two of the greatest comic book writers/illustrators alive.” — Sci-Fi-Online.com

Pat Mills has written countless comics’ series, including 2000 AD’s Judge Dredd, Sláine and A.B.C. Warriors, as well as earlier classics like Charley’s War.
Kevin O’Neill’s work includes A.B.C. Warriors, Nemesis the Warlock, Batman, and more recently, The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen.