HAMISH STEELE
I am an Eisner award-winning, London-based Animation Director, Comic-Book Artist and Writer.
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06 DEADENDIA: THE BROKEN HALO
2019
It’s been weeks since Dead End was destroyed and as it reopens as a hotel, resident tour guide turned hotel manager Norma is determined to leave the ghosts of the past where they belong.
But with her friendship with Barney up in the air, and angels and demons using the hotel as their literal wrestling ring, Norma soon finds that unwanted ghosts can appear at any moment, especially when they’re your own.
DEADENDIA: THE BROKEN HALO is Book Two of the DeadEndia Trilogy. In this story, I wanted to explore what happens when friendships drift apart. As the middle part of any trilogy, now that we have got the gang together, what happens when we put them to the test?
This was also my first experience properly making a book with a publisher from start to finish, as my previous books had been webcomics and self published initially. This was where I met Ayoola Solarin, my editor, who has gone on to be a frequent collaborator and firm friend.
But with her friendship with Barney up in the air, and angels and demons using the hotel as their literal wrestling ring, Norma soon finds that unwanted ghosts can appear at any moment, especially when they’re your own.
"Just as funny, heart-warming, and creative as the first title with even more emphasis placed on the characters’ positive relationships and world-building for the vast multi-plane of this series’s universe."
- Youth Book Services
DEADENDIA: THE BROKEN HALO is Book Two of the DeadEndia Trilogy. In this story, I wanted to explore what happens when friendships drift apart. As the middle part of any trilogy, now that we have got the gang together, what happens when we put them to the test?
This was also my first experience properly making a book with a publisher from start to finish, as my previous books had been webcomics and self published initially. This was where I met Ayoola Solarin, my editor, who has gone on to be a frequent collaborator and firm friend.
