James explained that, in his experience, a majority of policemen and policewomen enjoy their work, even though they have to work insane hours, deal with the bureaucracy, and face horrible tragedies, as well as the internal politics of the system. But he also explains that those experiences are the reason that police workers look at the world differently than everyone else. Italian artist Simone Di Meo is a relative newcomer to mainstream American comics, but he’s made a big impression with his art on Mighty Morphin’ Power Rangers and the Mighty Morphin’ Power Rangers/Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles crossover miniseries. His work with the Power Rangers prepared him for the cosmic spectacle of WOFTWTD while giving him a wide variety of characters to bring to life, and his layouts and compositions energize action sequences and more grounded emotional moments. Mariasara Miotti assists Di Meo with coloring, and AndWorld Design is responsible for the dramatic lettering, which reinforces the gravitas of the dead gods. What is We Only Find Them When They’re Dead about? For years, Harry and Freya dreamed of finding a valuable hidden treasure at a car boot sale. They didn't think it likely, of course, but they could hope. James is very active in his community. He has been involved in twenty-six movies (including The Merchant of Venice), is a chairman of the Brighton and Hove Drugs Commission, helps out with the local neighborhood watch, is an Ambassador for Brighton University, and helps with Action Medical Research. He also donated a police car to the Sussex Police in 2008.

Set in the year 2367, Boom! Studios’ We Only Find Them When They’re Dead ( WOFTWTD) is cosmic sci-fi that takes the current climate crisis to extremes, imagining a future where humans have to strip-mine giant space corpses to stay alive. It’s also the first creator-owned series by Al Ewing, a star writer at Marvel Comics, and Simone Di Meo, an exceptional artist primarily known for his work on assorted Power Rangers comics. They’ve proven that they can bring excitement, drama, and fun to corporate IP, and their new series gives them the opportunity to push even further without editorial restrictions. Who is making We Only Find Them When They’re Dead? If you're used to mysteries set in cosy English villages, gritty London, or the distinguished university cities of Oxford and Cambridge, Brighton may seem a very different sort of setting. It's a quirky coastal town about 50 miles south of London, and though it's quite distinctly British, it has a dash of San Francisco about it (or perhaps we should say San Francisco has a touch of Brighton). DS Grace will set off on a trail that leads him from the shady antiques scene in Brighton to Europe and New York as he pursues the killer. James has also served two terms as Chair of the UK Crime Writers Association, and is also a board member of International Thriller Writers in the United States. What’s next for Roy Grace?As Grace investigates a nearby murder, he soon realises the man on trial is pure evil, and he'll stop at nothing to ensure his own freedom. Will he be able to stop the man before anyone else gets hurt? Peter James is a British best selling writer of fictional crime novels. He has written 25 novels that have been translated into over 35 languages. His series featuring Detective Superintendent Roy Grace have sold over 14 million copies world wide. He has had six UK Sunday Times #1 books consecutively due to this series. Peter James was born on August 22, 1948 in Brighton, Sussex, England. His mother Cornelia James was the Queen’s Glovemaker. It’s basically an inverse- Galactus situation. In WOFTWTD, space gods don’t devour planets. Instead, their bodies float in from beyond the galaxy and humanity harvests their clothing and flesh to survive, now that their old worlds are no longer viable. Corporations still have the tightest grip on resources, and there are too many ships mining too few corpses. Georges Malik is captain of the Vihaan II, an autopsy ship with a crew of four that is barely scraping by, but Georges has a plan to escape their current state of desperation: find the first living god. Why is We Only Find Them When They’re Dead happening now? Image: Al Ewing, Simone De Meo/Boom Studios Many characters in the Roy Grace books turn to Grace as a kind of shining light in their time of darkness. His personable appearance and kind heart makes him easy for victims to talk to and trust, and Grace delivers on that trust nearly every time. Al Ewing has achieved a level of prestige and popularity at Marvel Comics that makes a creator-owned endeavor more lucrative, and Boom! Studios has become serious competition to Image Comics as the place where Marvel and DC writers take their creator-owned titles. (Other recent examples include Brian Azzarello’s Faithless, Kieron Gillen’s Once And Future, and Tom Taylor’s Seven Secrets.) Simone Di Meo’s profile has also steadily risen — he’s drawing Marvel’s new Champions series written by Eve L. Ewing, debuting in November — and he had a significant hit in the MMPR/TMNT crossover, which was the top-selling Boom! series each month of its publication.

After being involved in a fatal traffic accident, Carly Chase receives word that the drivers of the other two vehicles have been tortured and murdered. DS Roy Grace has warned her that she could be next. In two different cities in two different countries, two men wait for women they believe to be their soulmates. Unfortunately, the women never arrived and the men soon learn they've been conned.Desperate to escape a bad marriage, Lorna Belling falls for another man she hopes will rescue her. Unfortunately, things don't work out according to plan.