Books about Ellis

Meet stormwatch, humanity's government-sanctioned super-team, its members keeping a brooding vigil on high. But for this team, the end is nigh, the seeds of destruction sown. This graphic novel charts the final days of Stormwatch and the beginnings of a higher authority.

In the first of these two stories, our heroes battle god, who is keen on wiping out the viral infestation that has colonised earth. In the second, the authors pit the Authority against a seemingly infinite number of superheroes.

Spider Jerusalem is writing again. Fired by his old employers, and now the target of the President, Spider has found a new way to get the truth out there. But Spider has yet another secret, and his time could be running out.

The cynical, sardonic Spider finds himself protecting the last surviving prostitute to have sex with the President. With all the powers of the military and intelligence services at his disposal, the President is gunning for Spider.

Things are looking bleak. The President's hired guns are bloodily covering his tracks, Spider, Yelena and Shannon are still on the run - and it looks like Spider's reaching the end of the line, as he has contracted a degenerative brain condition.

Spider Jerusalem's journalistic crusade continues apace. Having removed one president from office, only to make an instant mortal enemy of the new incumbent, Spider continues to investigate the death of his friend, Vita Severn.

Prepare to be shocked as Spider Jerusalem takes us on another tour of the city's underbelly, turning over stones and generally stirring up wasp's nests. This story sees Spider, Channon and Yelena on the trail of a vicious gang of killers who are targeting the genetically unclean .

Meet Spider Jerusalem, a smart-mouthed, heavily-armed, perpetually smoking reporter of the future as he reacquaints himself with Transmetropolitan's fringe elements, and goes head-to-head with The Smiler and The Beast , two very different candidates for the US Presidential Election.

Famed journalist and agent provocateur Spider Jerusalem is back, up to his neck in sleaze, corruption and perversion. It can only mean one thing...politics! Spider's not bothering to cover the presidential election, and that oversight might just spell the end of his life!

Spider Jerusalem returns with more rants about love and lust, TV, politics and religion. This time he finds himself on the run from hitmen and kidnappers who have his ex-wife's frozen head, a misshapen creature claiming to be his son, and a talking police dog that wants to rip him apart.

Spider is close to finally nailing US President Callahan, whose attempts to hide his 'unusual' passions have left a bloody trail in his wake. But time is short: the President has declared martial law and his death squads are closing in on Spider.

Transmetropolitan...here is a city filled with every sin you can imagine, and a few that you can't. This prequel to Transmetropolitan: The new scum , reveals the first story of Spider Jerusalem after he emerges from his self-imposed five year exile.

Patrick Bateman is twenty-six and works on Wall Street; he is handsome, sophisticated, charming and intelligent. He is also a psychopath. Taking us to a head-on collision with America's greatest dream - and its worst nightmare - this work is a black comedy about a world we all recognize but do not wish to confront.

Lists all recorded artists from 1837-1901 in over 11,000 individual entries. The volume has been revised and updated to reflect research and carries much additional material. The entries are treated as short essays and contain details of exhibitions and gallery viewings of artists' work.