A Ghost Arm Made of Angry Ghosts

"From writer and colorist extraordinaire Oliver Mertz (The Monuments, The First Law of Mad Science) and acclaimed artist Alex Diotto (Youth, Olympia) comes an eerie tale of conspiracy, faded super heroics, and suburban angst in ʼ90s Washington, D.C. Sixteen-year-old Ari Ackerman is noticing some strange happenings in his town. And it isn't that both tiny and giant civilians jog daily down the street, his neighbor is a superhero, his father can die and easily revive from time to time, or that Ari can turn invisible. But when a local community member is found murdered, it kicks off a chain of events that slowly reveal a complex web of subterfuge that leads to extreme consequences for Ari, his friends, and his family. For the readers who appreciate early-era Vertigo graphic novels, the band Minor Threat, and cult films on good old VHS, A Ghost Arm Made of Angry Ghosts is a story sure to invoke nostalgia, intrigue, and all the feelings that come with what it means to be an outsider, making sense of the crazy world around you, and finding your place in it"--