Before Houdini
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London, 1888. A shadowy killer stalks the streets of London, his appetite for blood unleashed upon the city’s lower classes. To defeat him, MI6 turns to its most top-secret team: four teenage agents with extraordinary gifts—including a young American immigrant with a talent for illusion . . .
After Houdini began the story of Josef Houdini, son of the famous Harry Houdini—brilliant illusionist, acclaimed escape artist, and top-secret covert operative. Now we turn back the clock and meet Ehrich Weiss, a young man whose skill at picking locks is about to land him the adventure of his dreams, and pull him into a war that will affect his life—and his son’s—for years to come. This is the story of Ehrich’s strange beginnings, from before he was a world-famous magician. Before he was a master of espionage. Before he was . . . Houdini.
Jeremy Holt is a Vermont-based comic book writer whose most notable works include Skip To The End, Skinned, and Pulp, which IGN has called “one of the best one-shot comics of the year [2013].” Follow him on Twitter: @Jeremy_Holt.
A prolific freelance contributor to both DC and Marvel Comics, John Lucas has also produced a great deal of small press work, as well as Valkyries (with Steve Moore) for 2000 AD.
Adrian Crossa has worked for comic-books and magazines in Spain, the UK, France, and America. He has worked on a number of genres from superhero action tales to revolutionary steampunk stories and kids magazines. In his free time he likes to draw cute monsters and creepy characters. You can follow his work at adicrossa.artstation.com
A prolific freelance contributor to both DC and Marvel Comics, John Lucas has also produced a great deal of small press work, as well as Valkyries (with Steve Moore) for 2000 AD.
Adrian Crossa has worked for comic-books and magazines in Spain, the UK, France, and America. He has worked on a number of genres from superhero action tales to revolutionary steampunk stories and kids magazines. In his free time he likes to draw cute monsters and creepy characters. You can follow his work at adicrossa.artstation.com