Harrow County Volume 5: Abandoned

Author Cullen Bunn

Illustrated by Tyler Crook , Carla Speed McNeil and Jenn Manley Lee

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The Abandoned, that hulking figure with haunting yellow eyes, rarely leaves his ramshackle cabin deep in the woods of Harrow County. But it wasn't always so. And when hunters travel to Harrow County in search of big game, they get a lot more than they bargained for. As Emmy meets more visitors from the outside world, she discovers secrets of her own past and the very foundations of Harrow County.

Including a story illustrated by guest artists Carla Speed McNeil and Jenn Manley Lee, this paperback collects issues #17-#21 of the award-winning horror comic Harrow County.

   • Eisner-nominated series!
   • Includes a two-part stort with guest art by Carla Speed McNeil and Jenn Manley Lee!
   • Cullen Bunn is winner of the 2011 Broken Frontier Best…

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June 6, 2017

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Carla Speed McNeil is a comic book creator, writer, artist, penciller, inker, and cover artist. She is known for her work on Bad Houses, Dark Horse Presents, Finder, Harrow County, Legends of Red Sonja, and Smoke/Ashes.

You can learn more about McNeil at carlaspeedmcneil.com.

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Cullen Bunn is an American writer of comic books, short stories, and novels, known for his work on comic books such as Deadpool for Marvel Comics, The Damned and The Sixth Gun for Oni Press, and Harrow County for Dark Horse. His novels include the middle reader horror series Crooked Hills, and his short story work includes the anthology collection Creeping Stones & Other Stories. In 2011 Bunn was nominated for a Ghastly Award and won Broken Frontier's Best Writer Independent Award. In 2012 he was nominated for a Bram Stoker Award and an Eisner Award.