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The Conjure-Man is dead. Detective Perry Dart and Dr. John Archer must solve the case in this seminal work from the Harlem Renaissance! Rudolph Fisher's The Conjure-Man Dies is considered the first story written by an African American author, featuring a Black detective and an all-Black cast. It is a brilliant work of fiction that manages to be funny and reflective of 1930s Harlem while still being an intricate mystery.
With the help of writer and industry veteran David Mariotte and the art of the amazing Darren Soto, combined with colors from DJ Chavis, we are bringing this important work back in comic book form! This is a 38-page, full-color comic with an art style that is reminiscent of the Harlem Renaissance, and we've collected an amazing team to tell this important story.
With the help of writer and industry veteran David Mariotte and the art of the amazing Darren Soto, combined with colors from DJ Chavis, we are bringing this important work back in comic book form! This is a 38-page, full-color comic with an art style that is reminiscent of the Harlem Renaissance, and we've collected an amazing team to tell this important story.
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