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The Quiet Kind: When Marginalized Children Suddenly Find Themselves With Great Power

Dark Horse Comics has announced a new one-shot by writer Chuck Brown and artist Jeremy Treece exploring the concept of "what it means for young, marginalized children to suddenly find themselves in possession of a great, cosmic power." The 64-page one-shot is called The Quiet Kind, and also features a backup prequel story by Kelly Williams and a cover by Michael Cho. The Quiet Kind goes on sale in July. Check out the press release below:

With Great Power Comes a Chance to Get Revenge

Up and Coming Writer Chuck Brown Brings a New World of Monsters and Heroes to Dark Horse

MILWAUKIE, Ore. (April 11, 2019)—Join acclaimed writer Chuck Brown (Bitter Root, The Punisher, Black Panther) and artist Jeremy Treece (Angel: Season Six, Fantastic Four) as they explore what it means for young, marginalized children to suddenly find themselves in possession of a great, cosmic power in a new Dark Horse one-shot, The Quiet Kind!

The Quiet Kind is a tale of power, revenge, and empathy as a young boy named Solomon is suddenly imbued with the powers of ancient gods. After a visit by a band of similarly-gifted children, Solomon must decide whether to use his powers for good or risk unraveling existence itself just to seek vengeance on his bullies.

The Quiet Kind goes on sale July 17, 2019 and is available for pre-order at your local comic shop. This oversized, 64-page issue features an 8-page prequel story illustrated by Kelly Williams (Creepy Comics, A Letter To Jo) and features a cover by Michael Cho!

The Quiet Kind: When Marginalized Children Suddenly Find Themselves With Great Power


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