'El Nino Book I: The Passenger' Humanoids Graphic Novel by Christian Perrissin

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144 pages Paperback Edition Size: Limited Size: 10" x 7.2"

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'El Nino Book I: The Passenger' Graphic Novel written by Christian Perrissin and illustrated by Boro Pavlovic and published by Humanoid. Against an international backdrop of Civil Wars, kidnapping and modern day pirates, EL NIÑO tells the modern odyssey of Red Cross nurse Vera Michailov. After a shocking experience in Africa, Vera is put on medical leave and returns home to Paris where she attempts to clear up affairs that still linger from her estranged Father's passing. However, her return triggers a stunning revelation: From her father's Gypsy friends, Vera learns that she has a twin brother, Kolya. The story goes that Vera and Kolya were born attached at the hand, which explains the strange scar Vera has had on her hand all her life. They were Siamese twins who were separated and Vera was never told of his existence. Vera becomes consumed with finding Kolya. As she races to the far corners of the world, her quest turns into a bloody and deadly obsession. It seems that Kolya and the famed modern day pirate, EL NIÑO are one and the same. His elusive trail leads her ever deeper into a world of mystery and danger. Written by Christian Perrissin and Illustrated by Boro Pavlovic, EL NIÑO depicts a world frayed by the viciousness of human nature, where one woman struggles to hold onto the remnants of her splintered family and find the brother she never knew.