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- ISBN 9781534333628
- Weight: 237g
- Dimensions: 168 x 259mm
- Publication Date: 25 Aug 2026
- Publisher: Image Comics
- Publication City/Country: US
- Product Form: Paperback
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Hyde Street isn’t safe for anyone, including its resident ghouls, psychos and killers.
When Pranky steals a cursed werewolf mask from his Hyde Street nemesis Mr. X-Ray, the world’s most dangerous scout finds himself transformed into a pint-sized wolf-kid. Unable to remove it from his face, a humbled Pranky must ask for help from X-Ray and the neighborhood’s sinister surgeon Doctor Ego. But none of them or the other residents are prepared for what’s stalking them from the shadows: The Butcher of Hyde Street has escaped imprisonment, stalks his fellow Residents, and basks in their blood.
Collects issues #8-12
When Pranky steals a cursed werewolf mask from his Hyde Street nemesis Mr. X-Ray, the world’s most dangerous scout finds himself transformed into a pint-sized wolf-kid. Unable to remove it from his face, a humbled Pranky must ask for help from X-Ray and the neighborhood’s sinister surgeon Doctor Ego. But none of them or the other residents are prepared for what’s stalking them from the shadows: The Butcher of Hyde Street has escaped imprisonment, stalks his fellow Residents, and basks in their blood.
Collects issues #8-12
Geoff Johns is an award-winning and New York Times bestselling writer who’s known for re-imagining superheroes of yesteryear—including DC Comics’ Green Lantern, Justice Society of America, Aquaman and Shazam!—while also creating new popular characters to diversify and expand DC’s mythology. Along with artist Gary Frank, Geoff recently launched a new creator-owned universe at Image Comics with GEIGER. He is currently showrunning the third season of the critically acclaimed Stargirl series for The CW and HBOMax, among other projects throughout media.
One of the greatest, most admired artists in the comic-book industry, Ivan Reis has been active since the 90s and he is recognized as a creative powerhouse. Ivan has been a DC Comics’ exclusive artist for almost 20 years, being the main artist in big events and on modern classics such as Green Lantern, Aquaman, Superman, Blackest Night, Brightest Day, and Justice League, to name just a few. Some of these works are NYtimes Best-sellers and influence for movies, games and animation. Ivan has also worked on concept art for the Aquaman movie, designs for collectibles, style guides, and much more. Ivan is also an associate producer and concept artist for the recently-announced Lemanjá movie from Warner Bros Brazil.
Born in Badalona, Spain, Francis Portela has been working in the American comics industry since 2001. He has worked on numerous Marvel Comics’ series, including Black Panther, Wolverine, and M.O.D.O.K.'s 11, and on The Legion of Super-Heroes, Animal Man, and Green Lantern for DC Comics. His most recent work with Image Comics is Hyde Street with Geoff Johns, Ivan Reis, Brad Anderson, and Rob Leigh.
For over 32 years Danny Miki has built a solid reputation as an inker in the comic book industry. He began as an assistant on Uncanny X-men and X-Men. He then moved onto Image comics where he joined Extreme Studios and worked on Image comics flagship Youngblood and numerous of other titles. From there Miki would join forces with Todd McFarlane helping with the inking chores on Spawn, which lead to Curse of the Spawn and The Creech with Greg Capullo. His Marvel career began with various covers over Joe Quesada and inking Ghost Rider full time. From there he’s inked almost every main character in the Marvel universe. While at Marvel, his most prominent titles were with David Finch on Moon Knight, Avengers and New Avengers. With multiple award nominees he had the great opportunity to work with Neil Gaiman and John Romita Jr. on Jack Kirby’s the Eternals in which he received the Harvey Awards Best Inker for that title run. Years later, once again working with Greg Capullo and Scott Snyder on DC’s Batman New 52, he recieved his second Harvey award for that book’s inks. At DC he has found himself inking Ivan Reis on such titles as Batman, Superman, Titans and Detective Comics. He is currently inking Geoff Johns and Ivan Reis’s Hyde Street with Ghost Machine.
Brad Anderson, originally from Kenora, Ontario, began his comic career after attending the Joe Kubert school in 1996. Shortly after returning to Canada he began painting comics at Digital Chameleon where he cut his teeth on some of the top comic characters in the business. After leaving as Art Director, he began independently working on Star Wars Legacy as well as Cat Woman at DC and Ultimate Hawkeye at Marvel.
Other works such as Justice League Darkside War, Doomsday Clock, Dark Knight the Master Race with Frank Miller, 3 Jokers, and Geiger among the many other titles over his, almost 30 years in the business.
Trained in traditional painting and illustration Anderson has fully drawn and colored his own work on covers like Junkyard Joe and Geiger. He also offers a full range of commission work from pencil, ink and full color.
Anderson joined the groundbreaking creator collective at Ghost Machine Productions as Lead Colorist, where he will be working on titles such as Geiger, Redcoat, Rook: Exodus and Hyde Street.
One of the greatest, most admired artists in the comic-book industry, Ivan Reis has been active since the 90s and he is recognized as a creative powerhouse. Ivan has been a DC Comics’ exclusive artist for almost 20 years, being the main artist in big events and on modern classics such as Green Lantern, Aquaman, Superman, Blackest Night, Brightest Day, and Justice League, to name just a few. Some of these works are NYtimes Best-sellers and influence for movies, games and animation. Ivan has also worked on concept art for the Aquaman movie, designs for collectibles, style guides, and much more. Ivan is also an associate producer and concept artist for the recently-announced Lemanjá movie from Warner Bros Brazil.
Born in Badalona, Spain, Francis Portela has been working in the American comics industry since 2001. He has worked on numerous Marvel Comics’ series, including Black Panther, Wolverine, and M.O.D.O.K.'s 11, and on The Legion of Super-Heroes, Animal Man, and Green Lantern for DC Comics. His most recent work with Image Comics is Hyde Street with Geoff Johns, Ivan Reis, Brad Anderson, and Rob Leigh.
For over 32 years Danny Miki has built a solid reputation as an inker in the comic book industry. He began as an assistant on Uncanny X-men and X-Men. He then moved onto Image comics where he joined Extreme Studios and worked on Image comics flagship Youngblood and numerous of other titles. From there Miki would join forces with Todd McFarlane helping with the inking chores on Spawn, which lead to Curse of the Spawn and The Creech with Greg Capullo. His Marvel career began with various covers over Joe Quesada and inking Ghost Rider full time. From there he’s inked almost every main character in the Marvel universe. While at Marvel, his most prominent titles were with David Finch on Moon Knight, Avengers and New Avengers. With multiple award nominees he had the great opportunity to work with Neil Gaiman and John Romita Jr. on Jack Kirby’s the Eternals in which he received the Harvey Awards Best Inker for that title run. Years later, once again working with Greg Capullo and Scott Snyder on DC’s Batman New 52, he recieved his second Harvey award for that book’s inks. At DC he has found himself inking Ivan Reis on such titles as Batman, Superman, Titans and Detective Comics. He is currently inking Geoff Johns and Ivan Reis’s Hyde Street with Ghost Machine.
Brad Anderson, originally from Kenora, Ontario, began his comic career after attending the Joe Kubert school in 1996. Shortly after returning to Canada he began painting comics at Digital Chameleon where he cut his teeth on some of the top comic characters in the business. After leaving as Art Director, he began independently working on Star Wars Legacy as well as Cat Woman at DC and Ultimate Hawkeye at Marvel.
Other works such as Justice League Darkside War, Doomsday Clock, Dark Knight the Master Race with Frank Miller, 3 Jokers, and Geiger among the many other titles over his, almost 30 years in the business.
Trained in traditional painting and illustration Anderson has fully drawn and colored his own work on covers like Junkyard Joe and Geiger. He also offers a full range of commission work from pencil, ink and full color.
Anderson joined the groundbreaking creator collective at Ghost Machine Productions as Lead Colorist, where he will be working on titles such as Geiger, Redcoat, Rook: Exodus and Hyde Street.
