Blanc Noir Ferox

PI Marabou Mule joins her old friend Alabaster Sconce in a new mystery. This time, it's his own family, the Woods: cousins Ash, Red and Cherry. Everyone shows up for the reading of Aunt Cherry's will at the family mansion, but dark supernatural forces serve some tasty desserts before the main course for the covetous siblings.

Publisher Marketing: Blanc Noir Ferox is a sixty-five page, black and white graphic novel. It is the third issue in the Marabou Mule Mystery series. Blanc Noir Ferox is a ghost story involving a dysfunctional family obsessed with greed. Review Quotes : "Marabou Mule is the detective for this divided age. If she wasn't so smart, she'd have been a high fashion model. Plus, she's hilarious! Confronted by murder, greed and sloth, Mule snaps her fingers to conjure the forces of good, classic American values, and the necessity of justice. Though her campy investigations bring her close to meeting her maker, Mule is always witty, contemplative, and wearing the cutest shoes." Brandon M. Stickney, author and documentarian Publisher Marketing : Marabou Mule, Private Eye, joins her old friend Alabaster Sconce in a new mystery. This time, it's his own family, the Woods: cousins Ash, Red and Cherry. Everyone shows up for the reading of Aunt Cherry's will at the family mansion, but dark supernatural forces serve some tasty desserts before the main course for the covetous siblings. Baby Cherry Wood and the gang are in for a big surprise, but will they survive the night? Marabou Mule is on the case and uncovers deep family secrets that are best left in the closet. Blanc Noir Ferox is a Marabou Mule Mystery graphic novel. Contributor Bio: Barragan, Philip C, II Philip Barragan grew up in the San Fernando Valley and lives in Long Beach, California with his husband, artist Mason Arrigo. Philip works towards healthcare for all regardless of immigration status and earned his MFA in Creating Writing from Antioch University Los Angeles in 2011. Philip's debut dystopian novel, Fatizen 24602, was published by Branch Hill Publications in 2015 and is the basis for the newly released Fatizen, The Graphic Novel, released in July 2017. Philip established Embonpoint Publishing in early 2017 to publish a series of graphic novels when he realized that many publishers were hesitant to take on the issues of size-positivity with an unapologetic philosophy of optimum health at every size. Philip believes that there is space in this world for everyone, regardless of body size. Contributor Bio: Arrigo, Mason Mason Arrigo is the artist and creator of Blank Noir and illustrator for Fatizen, The Graphic Novel. Mason was born and raised in Lockport, New York. Mason's childhood was spent buried in comic books. Inspired by D.C. & Marvel illustrators as well as Creepy, Eerie and Vampirella comics, Mason learned to draw at a very young age. He continued his craft while pursuing a career in make-up artistry in Chicago and Florida. Mason is now working full time as Artistic Director at Embonpoint Publishing working on several upcoming graphic novels. Contributor Bio: Halstead, Caleb Caleb Halstead is an up and coming graphic artist from Southern California. He earned his BFA from California State University, Long Beach in 2018, and is developing his first graphic novel.

Format: Paperback | Pages: 68 | Publication Date: 2019-04-05