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#7 Inside Man, The Song of Roland [January 2010]

Credits

Writer	Mike Carey
Artist	Peter Gross
Colorist	Jeanne McGee, Chris Chuckry
Letterer	Todd Klein
Cover Artist	Yuko Shimizu
Editor	Pornsak Pichetshote

#6 Inside Man, Chapter One [December 2009]

Credits

Writer	Mike Carey, Peter Gross
Colorist	Jeanne McGee, Chris Chuckry
Letterer	Todd Klein
Cover Artist	Yuko Shimizu
Editor	Pornsak Pichetshote

#5 How the Whale Became [November 2009]

Credits

Writer	Mike Carey
Artist	Peter Gross
Colorist	Chris Chuckry
Letterer	Todd Klein
Cover Artist	Yuko Shimizu
Editor	Pornsak Pichetshote

Characters

Pullman

Wilson Taylor

Rudyard Kipling

Oscar Wilde

Mark Twain (Samuel Clemens)

Plot: A century ago, an obscure writer in British-controlled India named Rudyard Kipling is approached by the mysterious Mr. Locke. Wanting to patron the writer's patriotic voice in favor of the British Empire, Locke makes arrangements that cause Kipling to become the voice of his time. But a meeting with Samuel Clemens leads Kipling to suspect Locke's motives as well as the actions he'll undertake to achieve his aims.

Defiance has a price, however. Refusing to bow to Locke's requests any longer, he takes up a literary war against Imperialism, and the secret cabal that had made use of his talent... until the personal tragedies his family faces grow too great.

#4 Tommy Taylor & the Bogus Identity, Conclusion [October 2009]

Credits

Writer	Mike Carey
Artist	Peter Gross
Colorist	Jeanne McGee, Chris Chuckry
Letterer	Todd Klein
Cover Artist	Yuko Shimizu
Editor	Pornsak Pichetshote

Plot: Tom Taylor's crisis of identity continues. Because of the machinations of a girl, whose only given name is Lizzie Hexam, half the world thinks Tom Taylor is actually Tommy Taylor - the protagnoist of his missing father's series of novels about a child wizard. He's come to the villa where he last saw his father in search of some papers from early on in his life. But the housekeeper who would have them isn't here at the moment. Instead, the villa is hosting a group of horror writers to discuss another book that was written there... Frankenstein by Mary Shelley.

#3 Tommy Taylor & the Bogus Identity, Chapter Three [September 2009]

Credits

Writer	Mike Carey
Artist	Peter Gross
Colorist	Jeanne McGee, Chris Chuckry
Letterer	Todd Klein
Cover Artist	Yuko Shimizu
Editor	Pornsak Pichetshote

Characters

Tom Taylor

Lizzie Hexam

Pullman

Sonia Taft

Simon Grove

Lauren Sedgewick

Stanley Jardine

James Mortensen

Plot: Tom Taylor's crisis of identity continues. Because of the machinations of a girl, whose only given name is Lizzie Hexam, half the world thinks Tom Taylor is actually Tommy Taylor - the protagnoist of his missing father's series of novels about a child wizard.

He's come to the villa where he last saw his father in search of some papers from early on in his life. But the housekeeper who would have them isn't here at the moment. Instead, the villa is hosting a group of horror writers to discuss another book that was written there... Frankenstein by Mary Shelley.

#2B Tommy Taylor & the Bogus Identity, Chapter Two [August 2009]
Edition: Yuko Shimizu Recolored 2nd Printing Cover

#2A Tommy Taylor & the Bogus Identity, Chapter Two [August 2009]

Credits

Writer	Mike Carey
Artist	Peter Gross
Colorist	Jean McGee, Chris Chuckry
Letterer	Todd Klein
Cover Artist	Yuko Shimizu
Editor	Pornsak Pichetshote

Characters

Tom Taylor

Lizzie Hexam

Rupert Swope

Pullman

Ernie Cole

Sue

Wilson Taylor

Plot: In the aftermath of an attempt on his life, as well as the recent allegations that he's not actually the son of vanished novelist Wilson Taylor, Tom wants to find the truth. His attempts to locate the enigmatic Lizzie Hexam hit a dead end, prompting him to visit his father's mistress... someone he hasn't had a good relationship with. She recommends that he speak to his father's old housekeeper who should have some of his documents from the early period of his life.

But Tom's journey is being managed by someone else. A mysterious group is trying to strip the world of it's belief that Tom Taylor is, in fact, Tommy Taylor... the protagonist from Wilson Taylor's novels.

And back in London, Wilson Taylor's editors have just received a new manuscript.

#1C Tommy Taylor & the Bogus Identity, Chapter One [July 2009]
Edition: Diamond Retailer Summit Variant

Credits

Writer	Mike Carey
Artist	Peter Gross
Colorist	Chris Chuckry
Letterer	Todd Klein
Cover Artist	Yuko Shimizu
Editor	Pornsak Pichetshote

Characters

Tom Taylor

Lizzie Hexam

Rupert Swope

Lucas Filby

Count Ambrosio

Plot: Tom Taylor is the son of Wilson Taylor, an ultra-successful novelist whose series of books about a boy wizard (based on his son Tom) has swept the world by storm. But after vanishing, apparently abandoning his son, Tom Taylor wants little more than to shake off his father's books and be his own man. But there's something not quite right about Tom Taylor. Many elements about his life and his background don't seem to add up. Questioning at a convention panel leads to an international furor where he is declaimed as a fraud. But when the evil vampire from his Dad's books kidnaps him, intending to kill him on a live internet feed, he finds himself closer to his fictional namesake than he's comfortable with.

#1B Tommy Taylor & the Bogus Identity, Chapter One [July 2009]
Edition: Yuko Shimizu Recolored 2nd Printing Cover

#1A Tommy Taylor & the Bogus Identity, Chapter One [July 2009]

Credits

Writer	Mike Carey
Artist	Peter Gross
Colorist	Chris Chuckry
Letterer	Todd Klein
Cover Artist	Yuko Shimizu
Editor	Pornsak Pichetshote

Characters

Tom Taylor

Lizzie Hexam

Rupert Swope

Lucas Filby

Count Ambrosio

Plot: Tom Taylor is the son of Wilson Taylor, an ultra-successful novelist whose series of books about a boy wizard (based on his son Tom) has swept the world by storm. But after vanishing, apparently abandoning his son, Tom Taylor wants little more than to shake off his father's books and be his own man.

But there's something not quite right about Tom Taylor. Many elements about his life and his background don't seem to add up. Questioning at a convention panel leads to an international furor where he is declaimed as a fraud. But when the evil vampire from his Dad's books kidnaps him, intending to kill him on a live internet feed, he finds himself closer to his fictional namesake than he's comfortable with.

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