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Stories shape reality, but who controls the narrative?
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The Unwritten Compendium Two

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  • Paperback

    984 pages

  • Release Date

    13 October 2026

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Summary

In a world where stories shape reality, even a single word can become a weapon. Mike Carey and Peter Gross deepen their acclaimed literary fantasy with a meditation on myth, authorship, and the power structures behind narrative itself. This compendium explores the point where imagination fractures—and where its consequences spill into the real world.

The second Unwritten Compendium unfolds a sprawling, genre-bending confrontation between stories and the forces that seek to control the…

Book Details

ISBN-13:9781799509158
ISBN-10:179950915X
Author:Mike Carey, Peter Gross
Publisher:DC Comics
Imprint:DC Comics
Format:Paperback
Number of Pages:984
Release Date:13 October 2026
Weight:369g
Dimensions:168mm x 259mm
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The Unwritten Compendium Two by Mike Carey - ISBN: 9781799509158
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About The Author

Mike Carey

Mike Carey is an acclaimed British writer known for blending genre storytelling with literary ambition. His work for Vertigo includes the landmark series Lucifer and The Unwritten, as well as runs on Hellblazer and The Sandman Universe. Outside of comics, he has written novels such as the Felix Castor series and The Girl with All the Gifts (as M.R. Carey), which was adapted into a feature film. Carey’s writing is celebrated for its emotional depth, structural inventiveness, and fascination with myth, memory, and the power of stories.

Peter Gross is a veteran comics artist and storyteller best known for his collaborations with Mike Carey on Lucifer and The Unwritten. His work on Books of Magic, Lucifer, and The Unwritten helped define Vertigo’s visual identity for modern fantasy—clean, expressive, and quietly experimental in its layouts and storytelling. Gross’s art excels at shifting between grounded realism and surreal, story-bent worlds, making him an ideal visual architect for a series about the fabric of fiction itself.

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