Books like Wormwood by Garth Ennis

Three Bone cousins—Fone, Phoney, and Smiley—are cast out of Boneville, wander a strange desert and forest valley, and eventually find refuge on Gran'Ma Ben’s farm, where hidden dangers await.

In Neil Gaiman’s graphic novel, a humble monk and a shape‑changing fox fall in love, only for the fox to uncover a sinister plan to kill the monk.

Maika Halfwolf evades a coalition hunting the Monstrum inside her, while seeking her mother’s secrets. In *Monstress* Vol. 2 she sails to Thyria and the Isle of Bones, confronting her past, body, and trust.

A comic series where every ninety years, twelve gods are reincarnated as pop stars and die after two years, blending myth with contemporary celebrity culture.

The final volume of Bill Willingham’s acclaimed Vertigo series, Fables #150, brings closure to beloved characters such as Bigby Wolf, Snow White, Rose Red, Boy Blue, and Pinocchio, with art by Mark Buckingham and other top industry talents.

In the final pages of Mike Carey's *Lucifer* series, the arena of Heaven, Hell and the quiet corners of the void comes to a dramatic climax: celestial powers clash in a battle that could rewrite the destinies of both god and demon.

Hellboy, the demon‑turned paranormal investigator, delves into the mysteries of his own origins in this complete collection of his adventures.

Poppy Z. Brite delivers a sharp, atmospheric horror tale that fits squarely within the American horror tradition.

A wounded angel is discovered by woodland sprites, who debate his fate through stories reflecting the varied roles of celestial beings.

A graphic novel exploration of Lewis Carroll’s inspirations, highlighting his time in Sunderland, England, and revisiting key biographical milestones and locales.

Reverend Jesse Custer returns to the Alamo in Garth Ennis’s graphic novel *Preacher*, vowing to end a decades‑long quest to confront God for His actions.

In a class with sleuths V.I. Warshawski and Stephanie Plum, (Publishers Weekly) China Bayles stumbles over old secrets in a Shaker village.Chinas friends and family are urging her to get some restand a Kentucky Shaker village seems the ideal place for it. At Mount Zion, China can assist with some herbal workshopswhile absorbing all things Shaker, from their furniture to their peaceful ways. But the restored modern version of the village, striving to become a popular tourist attraction, is plagued with misfortune and strife some of it the likely result of sabotage. China and her friend Martha are hoping to get to the bottom of it.However, much like Shaker history itself, the case appears simpler at first than it is. There is tension behind the serene exterior. And after a shocking death occurs during her stay, China will plunge into the archives of another time to connect the sins of the past with a modern-day murder.