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The Dark Tower: The Gunslinger Evil Ground Status: In Release from Marvel Inc. Date: April & May 2013 Description: The 12 arc in The Dark Tower series from Marvel Authors: Peter David, Robin Furth Artwork: Richard Isanov Current Issue: #1 of 2 (April 3rd, 2013) {#1 Synopsis - Contains Spoilers} "While traveling through the Desatoya Mountains towards Eluria, Roland comes across a haunted camp. While there, he relives one of his past adventures, in which he and his ka-tet fought Farson’s forces, only to be trapped by supernatural enemies. A fascinating prequel to THE LITTLE SISTERS OF ELURIA, and also a return to Roland’s much-loved early adventures. Cover Artwork:
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The Dark Tower: The Gunslinger Sheemies Tale Status: Volume XI - Fully released Date: January - February 2013 Description: The 11 arc in The Dark Tower series from Marvel Authors: Peter David, Robin Furth Artwork: Richard Isanov, Alex Maleev Current Issue: #2 of 2 (February 13rd, 2013) {#2 Synopsis - Contains Spoilers} Trapped in the End-World prison known as the Devar-Toi, Sheemie must evade the clutches of both animal headed-taheen guards and the monstrous Great Old Ones while he waits for his old friend Roland to come and rescue him. Don't miss Sheemie's Tale! The invaluable link between Marvel's Dark Tower comics and Stephen's later Dark Tower novels. Cover Artwork:
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The Dark Tower: The Gunslinger The Man in Black Status: Volume X - Fully released Date: June - October 2012 Description: The 10 arc in The Dark Tower series from Marvel Authors: Peter David, Robin Furth Artwork: Richard Isanov, Alex Maleev Current Issue: #5 of 5 (October 15th 2012) {#5 Synopsis - Contains Spoilers} "Not an end, but the end of the beginning!' The Man in Black's identity is finally revealed to Roland! Don't miss the captivating conclusion to the adaptation of Stephen's celebrated novel! Cover Artwork:
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The Dark Tower: The Gunslinger Way Station Status: Volume VIIII - Fully released Date: December 2011 - April 2011 Description: The ninth arc in The Dark Tower series from Marvel Authors: Peter David, Robin Furth Artwork: Laurence Campbell Current Issue: #5 of 5 (April 25th 2012) {#5 Synopsis - Contains Spoilers} In the speaking ring, what does the succubus have planned for the Gunslinger? Roland must leave Jake to see the Oracle, but will he survive the experience? Is Roland any closer to the man in black, or is he only getting closer to his own demise? Cover Artwork:
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The Dark Tower: The Gunslinger The Battle of Tull Status: Volume VIII - Fully released Date: June 2011 - October 2011 Description: The eighth arc in The Dark Tower series from Marvel Authors: Peter David, Robin Furth Artwork: Tim Bradstreet, Michael lark Current Issue: #5 of 5 (October 5th 2011) {#5 Synopsis - Contains Spoilers} Roland Deschain may not live to leave the town of Tull! The last gunslinger has pursued the Man in Black to this isolated locale and now the townspeople, led by the deranged preacher Sylvia Pittson have risen as one to kill the interloper in their midst! It's the final chapter in this stunning arc that traces Roland's first, formative steps in his quest for the mysterious Dark Tower. Cover Artwork:
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The Dark Tower: The Gunslinger Little Sisters of Eluria Status: Volume VII - Fully released Date: December 2010 - April 2011 Description: The seventh arc in The Dark Tower series from Marvel Authors: Peter David, Robin Furth Artwork: Luke Ross {#5 Synopsis - Contains Spoilers} Finally! Freedom is in sight! Roland Deschain has made what he believes is his escape from the 'healing' pavilion of the Little Sisters! Though he gains ground, the gunslinger learns to his horror that the hideous nuns have no intention of letting such a juicy morsel escape their clutches. And against such bearers of the Dark Bells, even his fabled six shooters are useless. It's the climax to this compelling story arc you never expected to read! Cover Artwork:
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The Dark Tower: The Gunslinger The Journey Begins Status: Volume VI - Fully released Date: May - September 2010 Description: The sixth arc in The Dark Tower series from Marvel Authors: Peter David, Robin Furth Artwork: Sean Phillips, Richard Isanove {#5 Synopsis - Contains Spoilers} Well, gentle reader, we find ourselves at the end of one road that only leads on to another. But our Roland is no mere passer-by, do ya kennit? Passing through the town of Kingston in his pursuit of the Man in Black has turned into quite the ordeal-the girl Susan (an echo of his true love, named Delgado) kidnapped and taken to a Dogan of the Old People, where the secrets of the invisible Not-Men are kept. It will be a battle of the mysterious tech of long ago versus the cold hard steel of the Gunslinger. It is a fate to be decided by the hands of Gan, the hands of ka, and these hands know no mercy. Cover Artwork:
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The Dark Tower: Battle of Jericho Hill Status: Volume V - Fully released Date: December 2009 - April 2010 Description: The fifth arc in The Dark Tower series from Marvel Authors: Peter David, Robin Furth Artwork: Jae Lee, Richard Isanove {#5 Synopsis - Contains Spoilers} It has all led to this:The climactic battle for all the Mid-World marbles! On one side, with their backs to Jericho Hill are Roland, his ka-tet and the surviving members of his father's Affiliation. Arrayed against them, thousands of soldiers and slow mutants armed with the most horrific selection of weapons that the Good Man, John Farson could provide them. A few will live and many will die, and no reader will ever forget the intensity of the struggle or its heart-wrenching outcome. You must not miss the shattering conclusion that will alter the balance of power in Mid-World in unthinkable ways. You have been warned. Cover Artwork:
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The Dark Tower: Fall of Gilead Status: Volume IV - Fully released Date: May 2009 - October 2009 Description: The fourth arc in The Dark Tower series from Marvel Authors: Peter David, Robin Furth Artwork: Richard Isanove {#6 Synopsis - Contains Spoilers} Farson’s men have arrived! Every man and boy over the age of eleven is armed and prepared for battle. The women and children hide themselves deep within the city. And while the war rages, an injured Steven Deschain fights his way home through the wreckage with a singular determination…all in hopes of saving his imprisoned son Roland. It’s the penultimate chapter of Stephen King’s magnum opus that will change the world of Dark Tower forever! Cover Images:
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The Dark Tower: Treachery Status: Volume III - Fully released Date: September 2008 - February 2009 Description: The third arc in The Dark Tower series from Marvel Authors: Peter David, Robin Furth Artwork: Jae Lee, Richard Isanove {#6 Synopsis - Contains Spoilers} The critically-acclaimed comic book series, inspired by Stephen King’s seminal Dark Tower, returns with the follow up to this year’s national best selling sequel with Dark Tower: Treachery. After every best-selling issue of the fan-favorite Dark Tower: The Long Road Home, the all-star team of writers Robin Furth & Peter David, artists Jae Lee & Richard Isanove, joined by special guest variant cover artist Gabriele Dell’Otto, present Roland Deschain and his ka-tet after they’ve safely returned back to Gilead. However, all is not well on the homeward front. Roland has held onto the evil Maerlyn’s Graprefruit and grown obsessed with gazing into its pinkish depths regardless of the negative effects it has taken on his body. Cover Images:
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The Dark Tower: The Long Road Home Status: Volume II - Fully released Date: March 2008 - July 2008 Description: The second arc in The Dark Tower series from Marvel Authors: Peter David, Robin Furth Artwork: Jae Lee, Richard Isanove {#5 Synopsis - Contains Spoilers} Treading uncharted territory in the Dark Tower mythos, The Long Road Home finds Roland’s ka-tet intact but unraveling. In the shadow of the shocking murder of Susan Delgado — the young woman who had won Roland’s heart and carried his child — the trio of young gunslingers track a road out of Hambry fraught with peril. While Alain and Cuthbert try to keep ahead of the pursuing Big Coffin Hunters and cut through the formidable menaces that stand in their way, Roland lies in a coma, his consciousness trapped in Maerlyn’s Grapefruit, a mystical sphere inside of which many important secrets are locked; its revelations may bring death — or worse! And while Roland’s ka-tet is absorbed in its own drama, a great evil is emerging in the Dogan, as the boy Sheemie accidentally stirs a long-slumbering spirit that portends great evil. Cover Images:
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The Dark Tower: The Gunslinger Born Status: Volume I - Fully released Date: February 2007 - August 2007 Description: The first arc in The Dark Tower series from Marvel Authors: Peter David, Robin Furth Artwork: Jae Lee, Richard Isanove This first arc in Marvel's Dark Tower series works in conjunction with the events of Wizard & Glass and the showdown between Roland’s tet and the Big Coffin hunters. The series expands the saga of Roland Deschain by filling in the much asked about background of the character. For the first-time ever, the comic will examine the complete origin of Roland, showing him grow from a boy into the adult millions of readers have followed for years Cover Images:
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