Bruce Dickinson's The Mandrake Project Issue 1 Standard Edition Softcover Book

Bruce Dickinson's The Mandrake Project: Issue 1 Standard Edition Softcover Book

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Enter the dark and imaginative world of The Mandrake Project with Issue 1, the beginning of Bruce Dickinson's ambitious graphic storytelling adventure. Created by the legendary Iron Maiden frontman, this release expands Dickinson's creativity beyond music into a mysterious world of science, power, identity, and the supernatural.

Perfect for Bruce Dickinson and Iron Maiden fans, comic and graphic novel readers, rock memorabilia collectors, and anyone drawn to dark, thought-provoking storytelling, Issue 1 is the natural starting point for experiencing The Mandrake Project from the beginning.

Why You Need It Now

Issue 1 is where the story begins, making it an important addition for fans planning to collect the complete Mandrake Project series. As interest in the story and accompanying editions grows, having the first issue in your collection becomes even more essential.

Order Bruce Dickinson's The Mandrake Project: Issue 1 Standard Edition Softcover Book today and secure your brand-new copy while it's available.

WHAT'S INCLUDED

One (1) Softcover book

One (1) 1st Printing Certificate of Authenticity

SUMMARY

Over the last decade, Iron Maiden vocalist Bruce Dickinson has crafted the story behind THE MANDRAKE PROJECT, a 12-issue quarterly comic series accompanying his upcoming solo album of the same name. Now, accompanied by the creative team of writer Tony Lee and artist Staz Johnson, Bruce is releasing the saga that captures the century-spanning generational war between the forces of science and mysticism for control of immortality through Z2 Comics. With covers by Bill Sienkiewicz, this is an epic tale that you won’t want to miss

CREDITS

Story by Bruce Dickinson. Script by Tony Lee. Illustrated by Staz Johnson with colors by Gabo and letters by Troy Peteri. Cover art by Bill Sienkiewicz. Edited by Rantz A. Hoseley with associate editor Jasminne Saravia.