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Fight Club 2, the first graphic novel in the Fight Club franchise, reunites readers with the world of Project Mayhem after a decade of quiet existence. The story follows Sebastian, a former associate of Tyler Durden, who now lives a routine life with a wife and child, relying on pills to keep his past at bay. When the quiet is shattered, Sebo is drawn back into the anarchic world he once helped create, facing dangers that put his life—and everything he loves—at risk. Created by New York Times bestselling author Chuck Palahniuk and artist Cameron Stewart, the comic brings the original series’ cynical violence and existential themes to a new generation of readers.
First publish date: 2016
Genre: Comics & Graphic Novels/Graphic Fiction
Authors: Chuck Palahniuk
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