Kingdom Of The Wicked

A children's author is sucked back into the world of his childhood imagination - only to find it transformed into a landscape of horror! Can he escape this prison of the mind - or end the war that has devastated his imagination? The twenty-first century's greatest living children's author - Christopher Grahame - is drawn back into Castrovalva, the world of his childhood imagination, when the stress of his fame starts to weigh on him. But Castrovalva has gone to hell in his absence - devastated by war, famine and loss. And now Christopher can't wake up. Has he lost his mind... or his innocence?

“"Edington's storytelling capabilities paired with D'Israeli's grasp of the visual medium takes a hold of the imagination and runs with it." - Comics Bulletin "For the dreamer in all of us, this book is startling and scary in just the right way." - Read About Comics "An intelligent and entertaining genre-bending grown-up fantasy adventure, definitely worth a read." - Readers of the Lost Art "It's an incredible story. There isn't a wrong note in it." - Locus Online”

"Edington’s storytelling capabilities paired with D’Israeli’s grasp of the visual medium takes a hold of the imagination and runs with it." - Comics Bulletin

"For the dreamer in all of us, this book is startling and scary in
just the right way." - Read About Comics

"An intelligent and entertaining genre-bending grown-up fantasy
adventure, definitely worth a read." - Readers of the Lost Art

"It's an incredible story. There isn't a wrong note in it." - Locus Online

British comic book writer Ian Edginton has worked on the Alien, Terminator and Predator franchises for Dark Horse; Blade, Wolverine and X-Force for Marvel and many more. The beautifully stylised artwork of much-admired cult favourite D'Israeli has been seen in 2000 AD and steampunk classics Scarlet Traces; and War of the Worlds.

A children's author is sucked back into the world of his childhood imagination - only to find it transformed into a landscape of horror! Can he escape this prison of the mind - or end the war that has devastated his imagination? The twenty-first century's greatest living children's author - Christopher Grahame - is drawn back into Castrovalva, the world of his childhood imagination, when the stress of his fame starts to weigh on him. But Castrovalva has gone to hell in his absence - devastated by war, famine and loss. And now Christopher can't wake up. Has he lost his mind... or his innocence?

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