WARD (2022)
From the writer of Star Wars: The High Republic comes an intense medical drama brimming with fairies, trolls, and real human pathos. St. Lilith's is a secret hospital for supernatural creatures. The personnel are overworked and the facility is underfunded. It's a place, and a life, Dr. Nat Reeves thought she left behind. Until a wounded woman (with a tail) appears on her doorstep.
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Writer
Scott CavanArtist
Andres PonceAll Issues
Reading Order
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WARD #1 (OF 4)
From the writer of Star Wars: The High Republic comes an intense medical drama brimming with fairies, trolls, and real human pathos. St. Lilith's is a secret hospital for supernatural creatures. The personnel are overworked and the facility is underfunded. It's a place, and a life, Dr. Nat Reeves thought she left behind. Until a wounded woman (with a tail) appears on her doorstep.
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WARD #2 (OF 4)
Dr. Nat Reeves is barely back in action at St. Lilith's hospital for the preternatural, and the stress is already piling on. She still hasn't informed her family, and her co-workers are whispering rumors about her previous departure. For all that, the place hasn't changed much-each new emergency brings them all closer to the edge.
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WARD #3 (OF 4)
Dr. Nat Reeves is barely back in action at St. Lilith's hospital for the preternatural, and the stress is already piling on. She still hasn't informed her family, and her coworkers are whispering rumors about her previous departure. For all that, the place hasn't changed much-each new emergency brings them all closer to the edge.
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WARD #4 (OF 4)
A supernatural epidemic is sweeping the city of Kirton-sparing no one, human or not. The screams of the infected wail through St. Lilith's with no cure in sight. Patients are spilling into the hallways and being turned away. Dr. Nat Reeves is doing all she can, but she's just one person. Saving the city may require drastic measures . . .