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A neon-drenched, hyper-stylish descent into the intoxicating and toxic world of pop-star divinity. These 12 books are the closest matches in mood, pace and themes, with what each one shares with The Wicked + The Divine, Vol. 2.
- neon-drenched
- intoxicating
- frenetic
- melancholic
- 01
Rat queens
Kurtis J. Wiebe
A foul-mouthed, blood-spattered love letter to tabletop roleplaying games and ride-or-die female friendships.
- 02
Die, Vol. 1
Kieron Gillen
A pitch-black, gothic descent into the terrifying consequences of childhood escapism.
- 03
Lucifer, Vol. 2
Mike Carey
A darkly elegant descent into occult mythology where pride and free will collide with cosmic consequences.
- 04
Morningstar
Mike Carey
A mythic, universe-shattering climax that wrestles with the ultimate price of absolute freedom.
- 05
Death
Neil Gaiman
A compassionate, cozy-gothic meditation on mortality that makes the end of all things feel like a meeting with an old friend.
- 06
Lumberjanes Vol. 2
Grace Ellis
A chaotic, joyful celebration of hardcore lady-types fighting monsters and fiercely loving their friends.
- 07
Something is Killing the Children, Vol. 2
James Tynion IV
A relentless, dread-soaked descent into the woods where the true horror is only just beginning.
- 08
Fables, Vol. 21
Bill Willingham
A tense, mythic collision of classic folklore characters facing the steep, bitter cost of their own happy endings.
- 09
East of West, Vol. 2
Jonathan Hickman
A sprawling, blood-soaked apocalyptic western where mythic destiny collides with intricate political betrayal.
- 10
Inferno
Mike Care
A Machiavellian chess match played with cosmic stakes, where the sharpest weapon is a silver tongue.
- 11
Pretty Deadly Volume 1 TP
Kelly Sue DeConnick
A brutal, beautiful western fairy tale where death is a woman with a sword and the desert bleeds magic.
- 12
Lore Olympus
Rachel Smythe
A neon-soaked, swoon-worthy descent into divine drama where ancient myths collide with modern therapy speak and slow-burn romance.
