Nectar

NECTAR #1

(Writer) Jeremy Robinson (Art) Annapaola Martello & Francesco Francini

• Ships about the second week of March.
• Remarks and signatures ship about the end of March

From best selling author, and Rochester, NH resident, JEREMY ROBINSON, comes NECTAR.

An island village off Salem, Massachusetts, is inundated by a strange species of butterflies that spread the Dancing Plague and have a very particular taste in nectar…human blood.

New York Times bestselling author Jeremy Robinson and Italian phenom artists Annapaola Martello & Francesco Francini horrify readers with a quaint village’s descent into madness.

Here’s some definitions for you non-comic fans of Jeremy’s

• Signature – That’s pretty obvious.  It’s the creators autograph.
  • Personalized signatures can not be facilitated.
• Remark – This is a small illustration, generally in one color and either pen or sharpie.
  • Sorry – NO requests on illustrations.  Creators choice here
• Inc – This is a limited edition variant (alternate) cover on the comic, produced and sold in a ratio, to the comic book retailer.
  • So 1:10 means the comic book retailer has to buy 10 A covers to get 1 1:10 cover.  And so on.

Jeremy Robinson is the #1 Audible and New York Times bestselling author of nearly 100 novels, published in fourteen languages, including INFINITE, THE OTHERS, and the GOOD BOYS trilogy. His high-octane blend of science fiction, horror, and action has captivated millions of readers worldwide. A television series based on his cult-favorite novel PROJECT NEMESIS is currently in development with director Chad Stahelski (John Wick 1–4) and produced by Original Film and Sony Pictures Television.

Robinson’s latest creative frontier is Breakneck Comics, his imprint for publishing bold, bizarre, and beautifully illustrated graphic novels—three per year, to match the furious pace of his prose output.

@jeremyrobinsonauthor

Michael Goodwin is a New England based cartoonist who specializes in creating stories about people and places that never existed and drawing books of pictures instead of words. They say a picture is worth one-thousand words, and Michael’s got one-thousand pictures to show you all.

www.mjgoodwinart.com