You Have Killed Me
- Artist:
- Joëlle Jones
- Author:
- Jamie S. Rich
- Final order cutoff
- Monday, October 5, 2026
- On sale
- Tuesday, October 27, 2026
- Price
- $29.99 US / CA$39.99
- Publisher
- Oni Press
- Series
- You Have Killed Me
- Format
- Hardcover
- Pages
- 200
- Age rating
- Rated T+
- Barcode
- 9798894883373
About this book
From Joëlle Jones (Catwoman, Helheim) and Jamie S. Rich (It Girl and the Atomics, Archer Coe), the creators of Lady Killer, comes a new edition of their noir classic You Have Killed Me!
Private investigator Antonio Mercer is no stranger to trouble—sometimes the kind that involves an attractive dame . . . and sometimes the kind that involves fists. But Mercer may finally be in over his head when he agrees to take a case from the sister of his former flame, who has gone missing. What awaits him isn't just trouble, but a tapestry of family discord, unsavory business associates, and—most unfortunately—a few murders.
Featuring a brand-new cover and an afterword from writer Jamie S. Rich, You Have Killed Me brings forth the danger and thrill of traditional noir classics such as The Long Goodbye and Chinatown.
Be careful. It’s a rough-and-tumble world you’re stepping into here. But remember what Mercer said: “Even if it leaves a mark, you’ve got a new anecdote.”
Private investigator Antonio Mercer is no stranger to trouble—sometimes the kind that involves an attractive dame . . . and sometimes the kind that involves fists. But Mercer may finally be in over his head when he agrees to take a case from the sister of his former flame, who has gone missing. What awaits him isn't just trouble, but a tapestry of family discord, unsavory business associates, and—most unfortunately—a few murders.
Featuring a brand-new cover and an afterword from writer Jamie S. Rich, You Have Killed Me brings forth the danger and thrill of traditional noir classics such as The Long Goodbye and Chinatown.
Be careful. It’s a rough-and-tumble world you’re stepping into here. But remember what Mercer said: “Even if it leaves a mark, you’ve got a new anecdote.”