Northlanders TPB (2016)

"These tales illustrate the harsh life of the Viking invasion and occupation of the British Isles from the 8th to 11th centuries. Families are broken, lives are saved, and death is everywhere in these gritty tales from NORTHLANDERS #1-16, #18-19 and #41."

"In these stories from NORTHLANDERS #20, 29, 35-36 and 42-50, Sven of Orkney comes face-to-face with his own mythology, a daring man named Dag becomes the first man ever to turn his Viking boat West, an old Icelandic fisherman discovers the body of a young girl embedded in the ice and the Hauksson family builds a powerful crime empire on Iceland only to clash with the rising Church. "

"Set in Viking Russia in A.D. 1020, 'The Plague Widow' sees a remote settlement rocked by a contagious outbreak. As the citizens shut out the outside world, they don't realize who they're shutting themselves in with. In 'The Siege of Paris,' a foot solider gives a grunt's-eye view of the Viking assault of the city. And in 'Metal,' an exiled blacksmith and young girl launch a violent crusade against those who wronged them. This new collection includes NORTHLANDERS #17, 21-28, 30-34 and 37-40. "