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Eve Stranger, written by David Barnett ; art by Philip Bond & Liz Prince ; colored by Eva de la Cruz ; lettered by Jane Heir

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Eve Stranger, written by David Barnett ; art by Philip Bond & Liz Prince ; colored by Eva de la Cruz ; lettered by Jane Heir

Language

eng

Illustrations

illustrations

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no index present

Intended audience

Suggested for mature readers

Literary Form

fiction

Main title

Eve Stranger

Nature of contents

comics graphic novels

Responsibility statement

written by David Barnett ; art by Philip Bond & Liz Prince ; colored by Eva de la Cruz ; lettered by Jane Heir

Summary

You have unlimited funds, a jet-set lifestyle, and extraordinary abilities. So what happens when you develop a sneaking suspicion you're working for the bad guys? Meet Eve Stranger, amnesiac for hire. Eve wakes up in a hotel room without knowing who she is or how she got there. Beside her is a teddy bear, a credit card, a briefcase of cash, a used syringe and a letter in her own handwriting that explains her next mission. She's living week by week, undertaking different, seemingly impossible tasks, on behalf of a mystery benefactor. Her bloodstream is flooded with nanobombs, and the contents of the syringe deactivates them for one week and also wipes her memory. Because every Friday morning she wakes up with a clean slate and a new job from black ops action/adventure hero to personal shopper, scuba treasure hunter or space station saboteur. High-octane thrills! Doomed Romance! Weird Science! Exotic locales! Jet packs! An extraordinary, unforgettable life--unless you're Eve Stranger and you're actually living it.

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