About the Author

Warren Ellis is a prolific writer whose works include the novel Crooked Little Vein (William Morrow) and, for Marvel Comics, Iron Man, Nextwave, Newuniversal and many others. His work for DC Comics includes PLANETARY, TOKYO STORM WARNING, STORMWATCH, OCEAN, GLOBAL FREQUENCY, HELLBLAZER, and a five-year run on TRANSMETROPOLITAN.

Reviews

"Explosive storytelling and provocative politics."--Entertainment Weekly

"Warren Ellis has put passion and commitment back into adult graphic SF."--Michael Moorcock "Warren Ellis can be fierce about a multitude of things, yet one suspects he is fiercest when it comes to his demands upon himself."--Alan Moore "Grade: A-. Part Buckaroo Banzai, part X-Files, Global Frequency starts in the middle of a mind-bending nuclear crisis and hauls ass straight through to the close"--Entertainment Weekly

-Explosive storytelling and provocative politics.---Entertainment Weekly

-Warren Ellis has put passion and commitment back into adult graphic SF.---Michael Moorcock
-Warren Ellis can be fierce about a multitude of things, yet one suspects he is fiercest when it comes to his demands upon himself.---Alan Moore
-Grade: A-. Part Buckaroo Banzai, part X-Files, Global Frequency starts in the middle of a mind-bending nuclear crisis and hauls ass straight through to the close---Entertainment Weekly

Explosive storytelling and provocative politics. "Entertainment Weekly
"
Warren Ellis has put passion and commitment back into adult graphic SF. Michael Moorcock
Warren Ellis can be fierce about a multitude of things, yet one suspects he is fiercest when it comes to his demands upon himself. Alan Moore
Grade: A-. Part Buckaroo Banzai, part X-Files, Global Frequency starts in the middle of a mind-bending nuclear crisis and hauls ass straight through to the close "Entertainment Weekly""

"Explosive storytelling and provocative politics."--"Entertainment Weekly
"
"Warren Ellis has put passion and commitment back into adult graphic SF."--Michael Moorcock
"Warren Ellis can be fierce about a multitude of things, yet one suspects he is fiercest when it comes to his demands upon himself."--Alan Moore
"Grade: A-. Part Buckaroo Banzai, part X-Files, Global Frequency starts in the middle of a mind-bending nuclear crisis and hauls ass straight through to the close"--"Entertainment Weekly"