Cross It.
Face It.
Blackline: City of Killers
Every city has rules. Los Angeles, 2050, has zones, and between them runs an invisible boundary you can never uncross. They call it Blackline. And what comes after is consequence.
It Started
With Rain.
A lonely road. A father. A boy in the back seat. Then the words that changed everything:
"Wait Here."
He never returned. A white-haired warrior named Montu emerged from the dark — moving through the storm like the storm itself. Before that night ended, blood stained the road, a family was shattered, and something impossible awakened.
The Boy From Alaska
Is Gone.
What remains is a man known by whispers and wire transfers. Ben Mason. A precision killer-for-hire, cold, methodical, unreadable. He accepts the jobs no one else can finish and disappears before anyone knows he was there.
But the thing buried inside him since Alaska has never truly disappeared. And some ghosts refuse to stay dead.
The Impossible
Job.
Ben receives another call from an employer he has never met. No face. No address. Only a voice, Julius. A handler connected through encrypted lines and anonymous accounts.
One target. One night. One mistake could bring Los Angeles to its knees.
Wire Transfer Complete
$20,000,000
Wired instantly. No delays. No questions.
The Black
Tux Party.
Anna
Wrong Place. Wrong Night.
Across the city, another life is about to change forever. Anna, a civilian trying to survive in Skid Row’s Orange Zone. Where police corruption thrives. Where gangs grow restless. Where being in the wrong place is a death sentence.
She doesn’t know it yet. But her path is about to intersect with the most dangerous man in Los Angeles. And when it does, neither of them will walk away unchanged.
City of Killers
Six names. Six files. One city. A 115-page cinematic graphic novel where secrets buried in Alaska resurface in the heart of Los Angeles, and consequence comes for everyone.