Killing Girl, Vol. 1: A Sister's Love Silver Age (1956-1970) A book by the perhaps

A book by the perhaps the foremost original comic art collector (over 45

The book opens with a foreword by author Ray Bradbury and special effects pioneer Ray Harryhausen and a biographical essay on Knight by William Stout (The New Dinosaurs)

The publication is printed in black and white

published and unpublished

David Robinson with cover art by Bill Nelson and Dave Ludwig

Killing Girl, Vol. 1: A Sister's Love Silver Age (1956-1970) A book by the perhapsThis collects issues #1 5 with art by Frank Espinosa and Toby Cypress, and includes an "Art of Killing Girl" section with unseen art from both of the book's illustrators. From the publisher: What if the Mafia had their own Secret Service? Sara doesn't remember her name. What she does know is that she traded away misery as a former prostitute and became a world class killing machine. When a routine hit goes sour, Sara makes a shocking discovery: