There must be 50 ways to leave your lover, but none of them include robbing a Fleetwood Mac concert and escaping to Canada with a getaway driver and a group of anarchists. Putting Mercer and her life of crime in the rearview, Callie tries her damnedest to live a normal life, hide out from the FBI and make sense of Canadian currency. As her friends continue pulling crimes and Callie dips her toe back in the dating waters, she'll find out when you share your heart with someone, breaking up is way harder to do.
HEARTTHROB, SEASON TWO #1
(W) Christopher Sebela
(A/CA) Robert Wilson IV
(C/CA) Nick Filardi
AGE RATING: Mature
GENRE: Crime
PRICE: $3.99
PAGE COUNT: 32
Praise for HEARTTHROB
"Crime, romance and open heart surgery. Highly (cardiac) arresting." - Kieron Gillen (The Wicked + The Divine, Phonogram)
"Heartthrob is smartly written, wryly drawn, and pitch-perfectly told. I'm hooked." - Chelsea Cain (Mockingbird, Archie & Gretchen series)
"Heartthrob is the deeply twisted, 100%-f***** up, black-hearted, funny-as-hell, and strong as a motherfucker love story that comics deserves. No one loves you like this, weirdo. DIG IT." - Matt Fraction (Sex Criminals, ODY-C)
"Heartthrob is everything indie comics should be. It's beautiful, unique, has a ton of humanity, and is the perfect amount of f***** up." - Matt Rosenberg (4 Kids Walk Into a Bank, We Can Never Go Home)
"Heartthrob is an irresistible crime story filled with madness, makeouts and a protagonist you can't help falling for... even when you should absolutely know better. Sebela and Wilson are a dream team." - Kate Leth (Patsy Walker, A.K.A Hellcat!)
"Heartthrob is yet another terrific example of why Christopher Sebela is such a powerful and exciting voice in comics. A premise that is deceptively simple — even banal — and twisted in the furnace of fevered imagination to be forged into something never seen before — and that you want more of immediately." - Greg Rucka (Stumptown, Lazarus)
"Heartthrob tells a terrific story that is both moving and creepy: a refreshingly difficult protagonist whose situation is literally heart-wrenching, paired with the half-man-half-metaphor who—twice—offers her a chance for a new life." - Jen Van Meter (Hopeless Savages, The Death-Defying Doctor Mirage)
