INANNA'S TEARS

Written by: Rob Vollmar
Illustrated by: mpMann

“What is good for the gods is not always what suits man best.”

In Sumer, before the rise of the kingship, the prosperous city of Birith is known throughout the land for its devotion to the goddess Inanna.

But after a thousand years of plenty, the city is in danger of being overrun by the nomadic refugees that swell in number outside of its walls. Even as the En makes plans to preside over his final ritual to Inanna and name a successor, powerful interests outside of the city begin to question the wisdom of continuing to submit to the Temple’s authority. When the role of consort is passed unexpectedly to a woman named Entika, she must overcome not only the prejudices of her own people but a cunning enemy backed by the rising tide of history relentlessly emerging from that which came before.Inanna’s Tears: a proto-historical romantic tragedy in five acts 5000 years in the making. A five-issue series and graphic novel written by Rob Vollmar and illustrated by mpMann (artist of The Lone and Level Sands). Mature Readers.

Inanna’s Tears #1 ($3.95, Diamond Code: JUN07 3244)

Hardcover coming soon.

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“If you’re looking for something “off the beaten path” the next time you’re at the comic store, you might want to give Inanna’s Tears #1 a look.”

—Sean Fahey, Rack Raids

“Archaia continues to bring us smart, entertaining stories…. Just flip through [Inanna’s Tears] once, and you will buy it.”

— Randy Lander, Comic Pants

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Broken Frontier Roundtable, Part 8 (mpMann, David Moran, Alex Sheikman) interview here
Broken Frontier Roundtable, Part 7 (mpMann, David Moran, Alex Sheikman) interview here
Broken Frontier Roundtable, Part 6 (mpMann, David Moran, Alex Sheikman) interview here
Broken Frontier Roundtable, Part 5 (mpMann, David Moran, Alex Sheikman) interview here
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Broken Frontier Roundtable, Part 3 (mpMann, David Moran, Alex Sheikman) interview here
Broken Frontier Roundtable, Part 2 (mpMann, David Moran, Alex Sheikman) interview here
Broken Frontier Roundtable, Part 1 (mpMann, David Moran, Alex Sheikman) interview here
Park Cooper of Silver Bullet Comic Books (Rob Vollmar) interview here
David Moran at Comic Book Resources (mpMann) interview here
Rebecca Buchanan at Sequential Tart (mpMann) interview here
Chris Beckett at The Pulse (mpMann) interview here
Richard Vasseur at Jazma Online (both Rob Vollmar & mpMann) interview here
Shaenon Garrity at Talk About Comics interview here
The Daily Oklahoman interview here
NPR’s “Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders” interview here
NEW Broken Frontier Roundtable, Part 10 (mpMann, David Moran, Alex Sheikman) interview here
Broken Frontier Roundtable, Part 9 (mpMann, David Moran, Alex Sheikman) interview here
Broken Frontier Roundtable, Part 8 (mpMann, David Moran, Alex Sheikman) interview here
Broken Frontier Roundtable, Part 7 (mpMann, David Moran, Alex Sheikman) interview here
Broken Frontier Roundtable, Part 6 (mpMann, David Moran, Alex Sheikman) interview here
Broken Frontier Roundtable, Part 5 (mpMann, David Moran, Alex Sheikman) interview here
Broken Frontier Roundtable, Part 4 (mpMann, David Moran, Alex Sheikman) interview here
Broken Frontier Roundtable, Part 3 (mpMann, David Moran, Alex Sheikman) interview here
Broken Frontier Roundtable, Part 2 (mpMann, David Moran, Alex Sheikman) interview here
Broken Frontier Roundtable, Part 1 (mpMann, David Moran, Alex Sheikman) interview here
Park Cooper of Silver Bullet Comic Books (Rob Vollmar) interview here
David Moran at Comic Book Resources (mpMann) interview here
Rebecca Buchanan at Sequential Tart (mpMann) interview here
Chris Beckett at The Pulse (mpMann) interview here
Richard Vasseur at Jazma Online (both Rob Vollmar & mpMann) interview here
Shaenon Garrity at Talk About Comics interview here
The Daily Oklahoman interview here
NPR’s “Here On Earth: Radio Without Borders” interview here