GOYA TERRIBLE SUBLIME GN JUL191829 and Oblivion by Joshua Fialkov

and Oblivion by Joshua Fialkov and Brian Churilla

But this is no ordinary getaway

author Ayize Jama-Everett and illustrator Tristan Roach revisit the original inspiration of The Count of Monte Cristo-Alexandre Dumas\'s own father

where he hopes to go unnoticed amongst the masses

Lady Mechanika tries to escape disturbing revelations about her past by embarking on a dangerous hunt for a mythical lake monster that\'s been terrorizing a remote village in Siberia

GOYA TERRIBLE SUBLIME GN JUL191829 and Oblivion by Joshua FialkovFrancisco de Goya is considered one of the most important Spanish painters of the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries, last of the Greats and first of the modernists. But his sumptuous images stemmed from a mind in torment, especially later in his life. Goya: The Terrible Sublime focuses on his final years, as he struggles with assorted physical ailments that threaten to take his mind, as well. Recovering from a serious illness in Cadiz,