Blanc Noir Deja Vu

This special issue is a compilation of Marabou Mule, Private Eye's first two issues. Blanc Noir introduces Miss Marabou investigating a string of socialite murders. Ms. Mule is stylish, sassy, and smart, but runs fashionably late-to the detriment of her clients. Working with her nemesis Alabaster Sconce, she dives into a dark and mysterious world filled with twisted monsters of human creation.

In Blanc Noir Deux, Marabou's new case involves billionaire tycoon Ronald Trixon. Up to no good and beyond his usual skulduggery, bullying, and white-collar crime, 'Tricky Trixon' adds murder and domestic slavery to his portfolio.

Marabou joins forces with her long-time friend Roxanne Rollins and new friend Aadila and together the three dive headfirst into high society to reset the balance of good versus evil.

Blanc Noir and Blanc Noir Deux are Marabou Mule Mysteries.

Author: Philip Barragan
Publisher: Embonpoint Publishing
Published: 04/08/2019
Pages: 90
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 0.38lbs
Size: 10.00h x 7.00w x 0.19d
ISBN: 9780578494111

About the Author
Barragan, Philip: - Philip Barragan grew up in the San Fernando Valley, the not-so-sleepy suburb of Los Angeles. Philip devoted much of his life to providing social services to the disenfranchised, including runway and homeless youth on the streets of Hollywood. Working towards healthcare for all regardless of immigration status, Philip completed his Master of Fine Arts in Creating Writing from Antioch University Los Angeles in 2011. Philip's debut dystopian novel, Fatizen 24602, was published by Branch Hill Publications in 2015 and is the basis for the graphic novel Fatizen released in July 2017. Philip established Embonpoint Publishing with his husband, illustrator Mason Arrigo, in early 2017 to publish a series of graphic novels.

Arrigo, Mason: - Mason Arrigo is the artist and creator of Blank Noir, Blanc Noir Ferox, and illustrator for Fatizen, The Graphic Novel. Mason was born and raised in Lockport, New York. Mason's childhood was spent buried in comic books. Inspired by D.C. & Marvel illustrators as well as Creepy, Eerie and Vampirella comics, Mason learned to draw at a very young age. He continued his craft while pursuing a career in make-up artistry in Chicago and Florida. Mason is now working full time as Artistic Director at Embonpoint Publishing working on several upcoming graphic novels.