Fiction & general · ref BPR1,18

Rivers of London Volume 6

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Condition
Very Good
Publisher
Titan Comics
Format
paperback

In this sixth Rivers of London graphic novel, collecting the four-issue Water Weed series, a mysterious crime boss known as the Hoodette is using London's waterways to move a new magically made drug. Detective Constable Peter Grant and his mentor Thomas Nightingale investigate, with help from the river gods and goddesses who live along those same waters. Written by Ben Aaronovitch and Andrew Cartmel with art by Lee Sullivan, it will suit readers of the Peter Grant novels and fans of British urban fantasy and police procedurals.

The book is in clean condition with only light handling wear, and the spine, corners and edges are sharp. There is a Forbidden Planet 'Signed' sticker on the front cover, and the title page has been signed in silver pen. See photos

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