Description AFTER THE END OF THE WORLD, THERE\'S NOWHERE TO GO BUT UP Hundreds of years ago, the apocalypse came--and went. were the art team behind DC\'s New York Times best-selling The Omega Men: The End Is Here graphic novel.
Barnaby Bagenda and Romulo Fajardo Jr.
Rob Sheridan is an art director, writer, designer, illustrator, photographer, director and editor, in genres ranging from music to games and comics.
He was the architect behind NIN\'s award-winning alternate reality game Year Zero.
About the Author Creative director for Nine Inch Nails and Trent Reznor for 15 years, Rob Sheridan defined the band\'s distinct visual identity and created award-winning designs for various aspects of the band\'s visual presentation.
Can a smuggler and a savior survive the desperate, dangerous multi-thousand-mile journey to their destination? And if they reach High Level, will they like the view from the top? Travel to a time and place above and beyond anything you\'ve experienced before in High Level - a provocative post-apocalyptic adventure from the mind of Rob Sheridan, the Grammy award-nominated visionary co-creator of Nine Inch Nails\' groundbreaking Year Zero alternate-reality game Featuring stunning art by Barnaby Bagenda (The Omega Men) and a bonus galley of previously unpublished art, this volume collects High Level #1-6.
But one thing\'s for certain: no one who\'s gon looking for it has ever returned.
No one\'s sure if it even really exists.
It\'s a city at the top of the world.
To uncover the truth, she must safely transport Minnow to a place called High Level.
Thirteen learns that this mysterious kid might just have the power of a messiah.
Until a child called Minnow comes into her life...and changes everything.
For the self-interested smuggler called Thirteen, the religious cults, witch tribes, mutants, mafias, false prophets, real prophets, sunken cities, and cybernetic sprawl that have arisen in the centuries since civilization collapsed are the only world she\'s ever known.
Description AFTER THE END OF THE WORLD, THERE\'S NOWHERE TO GO BUT UP Hundreds of years ago, the apocalypse came--and went
