The Divided Earth is the grand finale in The Nameless City trilogy, written and drawn by Eisner-winning Canadian graphic novelist Faith Erin Hicks.

The Divided Earth (The Nameless City #3) by Faith Eric Hicks, color by Jordie Bellaire*. Here is a rundown of those titles, featuring the latest from Faith Erin Hicks, a standout from Benjamin Renner, as well as a look at cartoonist and illustrator’s Liz Climo’s latest collection!

“We are incredibly fortunate and excited to get the opportunity to do that and can’t think of more perfect partners to collaborate with on this adventure.In the last few months, I’ve had the pleasure of reading a handful of young adult and children’s graphic novels. “What happens when you take these already amazing characters, beautiful backdrops, and make them actually run, jump and live?” says Justin Giritlian of Recursion Media. We’re eager to follow her creative lead on The Nameless City.’ “Faith’s wonderful storytelling is just one of the reasons we’re fortunate to be part of this project. “Frederator Studios’ cartoon philosophy for nearly 20 years is to support the vision of creators with distinctive points of views,” says Eric Homan, vice president of development at Frederator Studios. The second book, The Stone Heart, hit the shelves April 4. First Second Books is publishing the trilogy. The trilogy will be developed into a 2D animated miniseries consisting of 12, half-hour episodes that will cover the action of the three books, with the first four episodes set for release in late 2018. Hicks’s graphic novel trilogy centers around two teenagers, withdrawn Kaidu and street-smart Rat, who must work together to save the Nameless City from a tragic 30-year cycle of war. As an adult, I remain a giant nerdy fan of animation, so to get the chance to see the characters of The Nameless City in animated form is absolutely thrilling.” “In the ’90s whenever a new Disney animated movie came out, I was the kid sitting in the front row on opening night, singing along with every song (belated apologies to the rest of the people watching the movie with me). “I have always been a giant nerdy fan of animation,” says Hicks. Frederator Studios announced that it has entered into an agreement with Recursion Media and Eisner Award-winning Faith Erin Hicks to develop an animated series based her The Nameless City graphic novels.

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