One of the projects that Michael Turner was working on prior to his untimely passing was a book about the importance of the executive assistant. More specifically, an executive assistant named Iris. The book is being continued, written by Davi Wohl.
The story goes like this. Iris must decide between her duty as an executive assistant and her conscience. Her boss, Mr. Ching, asks her to "force" a compromise with a thorny Russian businessman, and he doesn't mean set up a lunch meeting. She realizes that he means much more, and it stirs up horrors in her past that causes her to question everything around her.
Executive Assistant Iris #0 is currently available and will set up the first issue, slated to see the light of day in June. Eduardo Francisco contributes his artistic talents with John Starr doing colors and Talent Caldwell doing the cover.
Executive Assistant Iris
One of the projects that Michael Turner was working on prior to his untimely passing was a book about the importance of the executive assistant. More specifically, an executive assistant named Iris. The book is being continued, written by Davi Wohl.
The story goes like this. Iris must decide between her duty as an executive assistant and her conscience. Her boss, Mr. Ching, asks her to "force" a compromise with a thorny Russian businessman, and he doesn't mean set up a lunch meeting. She realizes that he means much more, and it stirs up horrors in her past that causes her to question everything around her.
Executive Assistant Iris #0 is currently available and will set up the first issue, slated to see the light of day in June. Eduardo Francisco contributes his artistic talents with John Starr doing colors and Talent Caldwell doing the cover.
Executive Assistant Iris
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