SLEEPER TP (2025)
"In these classic stories by writer Ed Brubaker, Grifter is investigating the attempted murder of his friend John Lynch, while covert operative Holden Carver has been placed undercover in a villainous organization led by TAO. As Holden and Grifter cross paths, will cooler heads prevail? Hell no. Riddled with noir undertones and the action of a spy thriller, SLEEPER BOOK ONE collects POINT BLANK #1-5, SLEEPER #1-12. "
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Vol. 3
CA$24.29SLEEPER TP VOL 03 A CROOKED LINE (JAN050358) (MR)
Release: February 18, 2009
Vol. 2
CA$24.29SLEEPER TP VOL 02 ALL FALSE MOVES (NOV048197)
Release: February 18, 2009
Reading Order
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SLEEPER TP BOOK 01 (MR)
"In these classic stories by writer Ed Brubaker, Grifter is investigating the attempted murder of his friend John Lynch, while covert operative Holden Carver has been placed undercover in a villainous organization led by TAO. As Holden and Grifter cross paths, will cooler heads prevail? Hell no. Riddled with noir undertones and the action of a spy thriller, SLEEPER BOOK ONE collects POINT BLANK #1-5, SLEEPER #1-12. "
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SLEEPER TP VOL 02 ALL FALSE MOVES (NOV048197)
"Written by Ed Brubaker; art and cover by Sean Phillips Collecting the second half of SLEEPER Season One (issues #7-12), one of the most critically acclaimed comics of the year! Holden Carver is a man caught between two worlds; a former high-ranking agent for a covert government agency who was forced into a deadly undercover mission with no way back in from the cold. Now agent Carver lives one day at a time, trying to elude detection and not be found as...what? A good guy?"
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SLEEPER TP VOL 03 A CROOKED LINE (JAN050358) (MR)
"Written by Ed Brubaker Art and cover by Sean Phillips A thrilling new collection featuring SLEEPER SEASON TWO #1-6! Lynch is back in Holden's life and trying to bring him back to the side of the angels. But is it too late for Holden's soul to be saved? And if it's not, can Lynch even be trusted, since Holden is little more than a pawn in the great game of super-powered espionage?"