Wild Animals
Dec 2025 · Wild Animals Issue #4 · Sold by Simon and Schuster
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Neil’s search for his father’s killer leads him face-to-face with one of the men behind the crime—a man whose own secrets threaten to shatter everything Neil thought he knew. In this penultimate issue, the truth proves more explosive than Neil ever expected, and what he finds may be the one thing he can’t survive.
Neil’s search for his father’s killer leads him face-to-face with one of the men behind the crime—a man whose own secrets threaten to shatter everything Neil thought he knew. In this penultimate issue, the truth proves more explosive than Neil ever expected, and what he finds may be the one thing...
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Ed Brisson is a comic book writer living in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada. Throughout his career, Ed has written hundreds of books for Marvel, DC, BOOM!, Image, Oni, IDW, and others on titles such as Uncanny X-Men, Batman Incorporated, Ghost Rider, Iron Fist, Old Man Logan. Batman: Brave and the Bold and many, many others. He co-created Murder Book, The Violent, Cluster, The Last Contract, Sheltered, Comeback, The Field, and The Mantle. You can find him on twitter at @edbrisson, instagram as @ed_brisson, or subscribe to his newsletter through his website www.edbrisson.com.
Andy Kuhn has been a professional comics artist for over twenty-five years. He has drawn comics for Marvel / DC / Dark Horse / Image Comics, and many other publishers you have never heard of. Along with writer Phil Hester, Andy is the co-creator and artist, of the acclaimed Image Comics series, Firebreather. In 2010, Firebreather was adapted into an Emmy award winning animated film for Cartoon Network. More recently, he is best known for his work on the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles comics, and for his character design work on the Batman vs. TMNT animated film, and toy line. Other comics works of note include Dr. Who, Mars Attacks, Samurai Jack, and Conan The Barbarian. His most recent comics project is the small town crime drama, Wild Animals. The book is a bleak, noir nightmare, created with writer, Ed Brisson. Wild Animals will be published by Mad Cave Studios in July of 2025. Andy lives and works in New Mexico.
Andy Kuhn has been a professional comics artist for over twenty-five years. He has drawn comics for Marvel / DC / Dark Horse / Image Comics, and many other publishers you have never heard of. Along with writer Phil Hester, Andy is the co-creator and artist, of the acclaimed Image Comics series, Firebreather. In 2010, Firebreather was adapted into an Emmy award winning animated film for Cartoon Network. More recently, he is best known for his work on the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles comics, and for his character design work on the Batman vs. TMNT animated film, and toy line. Other comics works of note include Dr. Who, Mars Attacks, Samurai Jack, and Conan The Barbarian. His most recent comics project is the small town crime drama, Wild Animals. The book is a bleak, noir nightmare, created with writer, Ed Brisson. Wild Animals will be published by Mad Cave Studios in July of 2025. Andy lives and works in New Mexico.
Ed Brisson is a comic book writer living in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada. Throughout his career, Ed has written hundreds of books for Marvel, DC, BOOM!, Image, Oni, IDW, and others on titles such as Uncanny X-Men, Batman Incorporated, Ghost Rider, Iron Fist, Old Man Logan. Batman: Brave and the B...
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