Broken Frontier

Don't be surprised if you see Arcana's employees speaking in verse. They are not under the influence or under a curse. They are in fact celebrating the release of a book, because they believe Jova's Harvest #2 is well worth a look.

Steve Uy, whose work is so good it should be a crime, returns for more of his ethical drama told completely in rhyme. The dialogue flows so smoothly it just seems to glide. So reader strap yourself in, you're in for a wild ride. The titular character, Jova is a servant charged with harvesting souls. Preventing Armaggedon is his ultimate goal.

As this issue picks up, the centennial war between Jova and Luci ignites! The balance of light and dark shifts as the two brothers fight. These brutal wars of attrition have dictated the fate of the mortal world, as the gates of Hell open and rhymes are hurled. But this century, Luci has something different in mind. He¹s acquired their sister's soul catching Jova completely blind. Meanwhile, on the other side of the world, a mortal roams. Vengeful and grief stricken he finds himself inside Jova¹s home. How does the story end, how do these events play out? Pick up issue two if you have any doubts. It's published monthly by Arcana: the home of Kade, Ezra, and Dead Men Tell No Tales. Buying multiple copies of the comic will only help their sales.

Jova's Harvest #2 (of 3), by Steve Uy. From Arcana Studio hitting spinner racks everywhere come this December.