The final fate of fan-favorite hunter Jace Boucher that readers have been waiting for!
After the terrifying conclusion to Baits tale, witness the long-awaited conclusion to Jace Bouchers story in THE BUTCHERS WAR! Jace has gone rogue, and it will take the scheming and collaboration of rival Houses to track down the cunning hunter, who seems to perpetually hide in the shadows just out of sight. But with House Slaughter and House Bouchers relentless pursuit keeping them close, will this be the perfect opportunity for Jace to finally get revenge and find the peace hes looking for? But in the darkness of an abandoned amusement park in the South, someone familiar will prove to be a devil on Jaces shoulder
Series co-creator James Tynion IV (Department of Truth, The Nice House On The Lake) and highly acclaimed writer Tate Brombal (Behold, Behemoth) are joined by co-creator and artist Werther DellEdera (House of Slaughter) and artist Antonio Fuso (Lost Falls, GI Joe: Cobra) return to the hit Slaughterverse spinoff to deliver this epic and bloody conclusion to Jaces story! Collects House of Slaughter #21-25.
James Tynion IV is an Eisner Award-winning, New York Times bestselling writer and publisher of comic books. He is best known for co-creating hit horror comics series like Something is Killing the Children, The Nice House on the Lake, and The Department of Truth. He is also the writer of Young Adult adventure series, like multiple GLAAD Media Award-nominated Wynd, and the 2017 GLAAD Media Award winner The Woods. He spent ten years writing various Batman titles at DC Comics, where he co-created exciting new characters like Punchline and Ghost-Maker. He lives and works in Brooklyn, and is represented by United Talent Agency.
Tate Brombal is a comic book writer from Toronto, Canada. Tate is best known for his work as a writer on House of Slaughter, set in the world of James Tynion IV and Werther Dell'Edera's Something is Killing the Children, and on Jeff Lemire and Dean Ormstons Black Hammer Universe at Dark Horse Comics, most notably for writing the Eisner Award-nominated Barbalien: Red Planet. You can find Tate on Twitter and Instagram @TateBrombal.
