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The ultimate love letter to the funky pop-rock sound that made the artist formerly known as Prince a legend.
Consists of two books. Book One is 13 chapters. Book Two is 12 chapters.
Seven Days for Seven Souls (Day 3 of 7) “She has a face that men kill for." Love versus lust. Can a man tell the difference? Two souls have been claimed, but Stranger’s focus for killing is distracted by a beautiful woman from his past. He is drawn to her without knowing why, trapped in a game he cannot win. With his guard down, he is nearly caught when he discovers the man responsible for his family’s death – Phylax, the leader of the Kraven - and Stranger’s older brother.
Seven Days for Seven Souls (Day 5 of 7) “Not even hell can hold me!” The Town of Oasis has started to slip away from the Kraven King. His brother has delivered much death and retribution, and so Phylax resorted to an unholy alliance. The dread priest Grathlok summoned the Morkai Silver Elves of Morrok, but even they were not enough to stop a man on the path of vengeance. Now the Stranger will face his most fearsome enemy yet, the mute Orc, Kersheg. One more prize for the Untamed, and one more stain upon a dead man's soul.
Seven Days for Seven Souls (Day 6 of 7) “I will scream for you… like the old days.” Stranger’s bond with the orphan Niobe has grown into a father’s conscience, leaving him vulnerable to betrayal once again and leading to a bloody battle with the mute Grachukk orc that left him victorious but exposed. Captured and imprisoned, the Stranger finally came face to face with his brother, Phylax. With the seventh day approaching, and the seventh soul waiting, Stranger at last called upon Arukas, the Untamed, for aid. Now, the devil has answered... by sending his greatest sin.
MultiVerse does for superheroes what Rob Sturma's first anthology Aim For The Head did for zombies: It tackles what could be dismissed as a genre novelty and through the words of page and stage poets, finds the heart, pathos, and humor involved in the otherworld of those with superhuman abilities. Welcome to an examination of the many facets of what it means to be a hero.
Seven Days for Seven Souls (Day 2 of 7) “Good thing about an alleyway in my home town. You can scream and no one will care." A Stranger has returned to Oasis. A deal has been made. Seven souls for seven days. Now, he is holed up in a tavern cared for by a girl not old enough to remember his past. She radiates an innocence that defies his thirst for vengeance. But there is another soul to collect, and he shall find it within the brutal and blood soaked underbelly of the town: The Pit Fight Arena!
Seven Days for Seven Souls (Day 1 of 7) “I was given a second chance in death. Vengeance was offered and I was quick to accept.” A man with no name has returned to the brutal town of Oasis. Ten years it has been since the Stranger ran this town with malice and harshness. Even then, there was hope for his soul. His wife and daughter were on the verge of turning him from wickedness. But they were murdered, and so was he. Now he has returned, hell-bent on killing.
Seven Days for Seven Souls (Day 4 of 7) “Do I look like a demon?" A third soul has been reaped by Stranger, but the killing proved difficult. He was a friend, caught in a greater game than either knew. Perhaps not all men deserve to die at Stranger’s hand. And so, a boy is spared – Stutters, the young Kraven con man Stranger reared like a son. Now they both have a choice to make. Revenge or redemption.
“And when man and beast are one, the world shall hold its breath in fear.” Dusu’s Path is clouded with the discovery of love and the outside world, and so too are his senses. Unnoticed by the young warrior, another picks up his scent and tracks him to where his Galemren family dwell. The Ancient Wolf has come, older than the mountains, with a hunger that is legend. This is dark, brutal fantasy as you have never seen it. “Powerful storytelling and lush artwork, Stranger Comics’ Dusu: Path of the Ancient will echo like a primal scream within the deep recesses of your imagination.” -- LLOYD LEVIN (Watchmen, Hellboy, Boogie Nights) "Once again, Sebastian A. Jones and Stranger Comics ...