The witch's curse transforms one's exterior whenever they break the rules, and for Sung, thats come to mean red scales, horns, claws, and wings!
The son of the former Champion, Sung's now one of the most notable rulebreakers in town, and on the verge of getting himself, his mother, and his best friend Eris thrown over the wall and into the wilds. But an encounter with the so-called monsters living out there, more knowledge of how the city elite seemingly keep themselves clean from transformation, and maybe even finding the witch herself will totally change Sung's view.
Award-winning writer Greg Pak (Mech Cadets, Darth Vader) and acclaimed artist Diego Galindo (Stranger Things: The Voyage) bring a fantastic journey of self-discovery and social commentary to a powerful close, answering the question: who decides what is monstrous, and who decides what is beautiful?
Collects Lawful #5-8.
Greg Pak is a Korean American filmmaker and comic book writer best known for his award-winning feature film Robot Stories, his blockbuster comic book series like Planet Hulk and World War Hulk, and his record-breaking Kickstarter publishing projects with Jonathan Coulton, Code Monkey Save World and The Princess Who Saved Herself.Paks recent comics projects include Ronin Island, a creator-owned series from BOOM! Studios, Kingsway West, a creator-owned series from Dark Horse; The Totally Awesome Hulk and Weapon X for Marvel; and John Wick for Dynamite. Other projects include Action Comics and Batman/Superman for DC; Battlestar Galactica for Dynamite; Dead Mans Run for Aspen and Gale Anne Hurds Valhalla; and Magneto Testament, Storm, Incredible Hercules (co-written with Fred Van Lente), and many others for Marvel. With artist Takeshi Miyazawa, Pak co-created the character of Amadeus Cho, who won a 2005 Marvel.com fan favorite poll, co-starred for four years in Incredible Hercules, and is now the star of Totally Awesome Hulk. Paks run on Marvels Incredible Hulk was named the Best Ongoing Series of 2007 by Wizard Magazine and Paks Magneto Testament was named the Best Miniseries of 2008 by IGN.
