Every human left alive wants a piece of Nathan Bright but there's only so much of him to go around. Enter the Pearl, a crime lord in the business of making revenge as sweet a possible and death last forever.

Time is running out! On the run and hunted by Kestrel's forces, Nathan and Cross battle their way to the frozen heart of Nyseth's Arctic lab, hoping to finally collect the hard drive containing Nathan's former identity. But when Nathan is separated from the rest of the crew, he'll have to make an impossible decision. Save Cross, who will erase his mind to save humanity, or save himself and doom the galaxy!

Mars teeters on the brink of annihilation as the Sword of God strikes again. President Burga finds herselfÊin the fight of her life. Cross prepares one last desperate gambit to stop Jenner from completing his apocalyptic vision. Nathan makes a choice.

Originally published: New York: Viking, 1995.

Mars' wise-cracking, hard-partying local weatherman Nathan Bright has no memory of his alleged role in the terrorist attack that killed 18 billion people, but that wonÕt stop him from trying to atone for the actions of his past self. Hunted by literally everyone in the galaxy, Nathan's quest takes him back to Earth, the scene of the crime, where he continues his search for the key to saving humanity from another extinction-level attack. Writer JODY LEHEUP (SHIRTLESS BEAR_-FIGHTER!), artist NATHAN FOX (HAUNT, DMZ), and colorist MORENO DINISIO (BLACK SCIENCE) return with the hotly anticipated second chapter of their jaw-dropping, critically acclaimed sci-fi sensation! Collects THE WEATHERMAN Volume 2 #1-6

A riotous new novel by the author of War Memorials, a "gritty and tender and crazily funny book" (Bret Lott) Everything that happens is linked, as any meteorologist can tell you. Otherwise, there could be no basis for prediction. But that doesn't mean predictions come easy. Hail can still fall from a clear blue sky. Every weatherman knows what it's like to be wrong. Taylor Wakefield had two defining moments as a child: he very publicly lost a national spelling-bee championship after he stumbled on the word "responsibility," and on the steamy back roads of Alabama, he watched his no-good cousin Billy kill a man. His high-profile failure at the spelling bee brings him a short-lived career as "The Sugar-Puffs Kid" on a call-in radio show, as well as a lifelong crush on the Seminole girl who beat him. Years later, Billy, now a God-fearing district attorney, accuses an innocent man of the murder Taylor witnessed. Outraged, Taylor uses his position as an unqualified weatherman for a fly-by-night broadcasting company to break his silence. Each night on television, he attempts to right a wrong by dropping hints about his cousin's guilt, ultimately proving that one Alabama town does indeed need a weatherman to know which way the wind blows. Winner of the S. Mariella Gable Prize Responsibility, free will, and fate loom large in Clint McCown's hilarious, suspenseful new novel.