The Losers Book Two

by Andy Diggle, Jock

Overview

International action and intrigue explode in the new title that inspired the 2010 Warner Bros. movie.

Collecting issues #13-32 of the hit series, THE LOSERS BOOK TWO finds the hard-luck black-ops band flying from Qatar to Turkmenistan amid oily dealings and flying bullets. Includes a new introduction by Ian Rankin and new cover by Jock.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781401249748
Publisher:	DC Comics
Publication date:	12/31/2013
Sold by:	DC Comics
Format:	eBook
Sales rank:	512,602
File size:	165 MB
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About the Author

Andy Diggle is one of the UK's leading comic book writers, and former editor of the cult British comic 2000 AD. He has been writing professionally since 2002. Diggle and artist Jock's Vertigo action thriller series The Losers was adapted into a major Hollywood movie in 2010, starring Jeffrey Dean Morgan, Chris Evans, Zoe Saldana and Idris Elba. Diggle's other work for DC Comics includes Green Arrow: Year One, Batman Confidential, Hellblazer, Swamp Thing, Adam Strange, Silent Dragon and the Vertigo crime thriller Rat Catcher.

Editorial Reviews

Gr 11 Up—The elite special-forces unit with nothing to lose is back and on the offense. At the start of the story, Clay and his companions are still dealing with the shocking betrayal from one of their own. Moving forward, they follow a lead to the Middle East with the hope that they will ultimately find and expose the mysterious villain Max. Aisha takes a detour to help an old friend, prompting Clay to reveal to her how the Losers "died" in the first place. As the team draws closer to their goal, each member has to decide whether the cost of winning is worth the price they will have to pay. The jagged, full-color illustrations draw readers immediately into the Losers' brutal world. While the art is not realistic, the wartime locales and situations the unit is constantly involved in give the story a reality of its own. Part mystery, part action adventure, the compelling nature of The Losers will draw readers wholeheartedly into the story, but the high body count and adult language make it more appropriate for older readers.—Ryan Donovan, New York Public Library

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