TKO Studios presents "The Pull" from superstar creators Steve Orlando (Wonder Woman, Martian Manhunter) and Ricardo López Ortiz (Deadpool, Hit-Girl: Colombia).
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When the unstoppable cosmic force of the Undoer threatens the existence of Earth itself, Demm, a disgraced government agent, must shake off a lifetime's worth of regret if he's going to save us all.
The only hope lies in Brenton Demm, one of Earth's thirteen super-science police, and his ex-wife Gayano Tith. With days left until the Undoer swallows the Earth, Tith can stop the Undoer, as long as Demm can keep her alive.
The catch? Ever since his gloryhounding caused a disaster that killed hundreds and put Earth on the Undoer's radar, he's been clinically incapable of giving a damn. Disaffected, corrupt, but still looking for a hint of hope in his last days, Demm finds it when Tith tells him the world doesn't have to end. He just has to get back to work.
"An ambitious and larger-than-life sci-fi series from writer Steve Orlando and artist Ricardo Lopez Ortiz." - SYFY Wire
"Steve Orlando's Profile Hasn't Stopped Rising." - AV CLUB
"Orlando is changing the landcape of comic books for a new generation." - ADVOCATE
If you enjoyed The Pull, check out a few other TKO Studios thrilling titles:
- Sara (written by Garth Ennis) - ISBN 9781732748538
- The Banks (written by Roxane Gay) - ISBN 9781732748583
- Sentient (written by Jeff Lemire) - ISBN 9781732748545
- Lonesome Days Savage Nights (written by Steve Niles) - 9781952203114
- Redfork (written by Alex Paknadel) - ISBN 9781952203091
About the Author: Steve Orlando writes and edits. His many works including VIRGIL, UNDERTOW, and stories in the Eisner Award Nominated OUTLAW TERRITORY at Image Comics. He has also written MIDNIGHTER and MIDNIGHTER AND APOLLO, both nominated for GLAAD awards, as well as JUSTICE LEAGUE OF AMERICA, BATMAN AND ROBIN ETERNAL, SUPERGIRL, and WONDER WOMAN for DC Entertainment. Outside of comics, he has been featured in Hello Mr. and National Geographic.
