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ZAHRA THE FIRECATCHER
#1 32 pgs. Created by Rakan Sindi & Kali Baker-Johnson Writer: Kali Baker-Johnson Illustrator: Davide Tinto Colorist: Michelle Montrose CONTENT ADVISORY: This comic book contains depictions of domestic abuse. Zahra Darwesh is the last of The Birth Weepers: a familial line of mystically powered women, resurrected souls of the child-daughters sacrificed in ancient Arabia. Zahra can command fire, a fact she must keep hidden so she will not be hunted as a witch like her ancestors were. But all she really wants is to get out - to escape the trappings of adolescence, of school, of her traditional parents and the life they have planned for her - and build a path for herself on her own terms. But the path that she takes may not be the path she expected... ZAHRA THE FIRECATCHER is a thrilling coming-of-age story brimming with superheroics, political intrigue, and Middle Eastern folklore. |
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ZAHRA THE FIRECATCHER #222 pgs.
Writer: Kali Baker-Johnson Illustrator: Davide Tinto Colorist: Michelle Montrose Alone, on the run, and still reeling from tragedy, Zahra goes to Amani for help. Meanwhile, Suliman is made an offer from an otherworldy benefactor. ZAHRA THE FIRECATCHER is a thrilling coming-of-age story brimming with superheroics, political intrigue, and Middle Eastern folklore.
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ZAHRA THE FIRECATCHER #322 pgs.
Writer: Kali Baker-Johnson Illustrator: Marcelo Salaza Colorist: Michelle Montrose Where is Zahra? And who is the mysterious Desert's Hand? ZAHRA THE FIRECATCHER is a thrilling coming-of-age story brimming with superheroics, political intrigue, and Middle Eastern folklore.
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ZAHRA THE FIRECATCHER #422 pgs.
Writer: Kali Baker-Johnson Illustrator: Marcelo Salaza Colorist: Michelle Montrose Uncover the mysterious origin of the Desert's Hand! Discover how her past intertwines with Zahra's history and how she holds the key to Zahra's future. ZAHRA THE FIRECATCHER is a thrilling coming-of-age story brimming with superheroics, political intrigue, and Middle Eastern folklore.
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