Faithless Complete Collection

The complete infernal romance—now in one premium volume.

An erotic depiction of faith, sex, and the devil in the tradition of the divine comedy. Faith likes to dabble with magic. Her friends think it’s cute—if not a little off-putting—but it’s part of her charm and warped sense of purpose in a world that makes too much sense. Faith’s a true believer and knows there’s power within her reach, but it took a while for that magic and temptation to find her. That temptation? His name is Louis and with his guidance Faith embarks on a journey deep into the exclusive art world…with hellish consequences.

New York Times–bestselling writer Brian Azzarello (100 Bullets, Moonshine) and artist Maria Llovet (Loud) coalesce in a story of sexual and magical awakenings, and maybe even love. The complete collection will include the entire series in one stunning premium trade paperback for the very first time!

Collects Faithless #1-6, Faithless II #1-6, and Faithless III #1-6.Brian Azzarello has been writing comic books professionally since the mid-1990s.  He is the Harvey and Eisner Award-winning co-creator (with artist Eduaro Risso) of 100 Bullets, along with Loveless & Moonshine.  The New York Times bestselling author’s work for DC Comics includes the titles Hellblazer, Superman, Joker, Luthor, Before Watchmen, Wonder Woman, & Dark Knight III with Frank Miller. Most recently he and artist Lee Bermejo launched DC’s groundbreaking Mature Readers imprint Black Label with the controversial and critically acclaimed Batman: Damned.

Maria Llovet is a multidisciplinary artist from Barcelona.

As a comic author she has published four graphic novels in different countries in Europe and debuted recently in the comic book US market, besides working in several illustration projects.

Her style has its roots in the Japanese manga but drinks copiously from european art in general, and from the fashion industry. It’s also characterized by a great cinematographic influence in its visual narrative.

Sex and death are the big two central themes in her work.