Kabuki
Image/Marvel Icon. Story and art by David Mack unless otherwise noted.
1 Circle of Blood (6-issue mini + Fear the Reaper 1-shot; originally Caliber Comics). [From Image
Comics: Collecting all six issues of the first Kabuki series plus the
hard to find prequel one-shot with new pages of art from scenes that for
space reasons were left out of the original story. It also includes in-depth
notes and story analysis about the subtext of the story. Circle of Blood
recounts the origins of the government operative known as Kabuki who works
in Japan's near future, It's an exploration of the relationship between
Japan's government and organized crime on a truly epic scale!]
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2 Dreams (Kabuki Color Special; Dreams of the Dead; Kabuki ½;
new story). [From Image Comics: Collecting four fully
painted Kabuki stories (including a completely new story!) in a brand new
and improved prestige edition with extra pages! Much more than the previous
out-of-print 48-page Dreams paperback, this 128-page volume presents all
of the very first-painted Kabuki books (Kabuki Color Special & Kabuki:
Dreams of the Dead), but also the fully painted Kabuki #½, and an
entire Brand New Kabuki story written and painted by David Mack, just for
this volume! Also included in Kabuki for the first time ever, a completely
autobiographical comic book story, written and drawn by David Mack, an in-depth
Kabuki Spotlight and David Mack interview from France's Ekllipse Magazine,
a gallery of original covers, an introduction by Brian Michael Bendis, and
brand new afterword by David Mack, a brand new front and back cover (and
lots of new art pages), and printed on new and improved, thicker high grade,
archival paper. Having been out of print for some time, fans are looking
for these early painted Kabuki stories and this book delivers with loads
of extras and a brand new painted story!] 
3 Masks of the Noh (4-issue mini; a Rick Mays, Buzz, Andrew Robinson,
David Mack, Mshindo Kuumba, Caesar, Mike Bair, Mike Avon Oeming).
[From Image Comics: This prestige format collects the complete Acts
1-4 of the early Kabuki: Masks of the Noh series. This prestige format includes
all new extra pages such as a gallery section with art by David Mack, Terry
Moore, Brian Stelfreeze, Dan Brereton, a behind-the-scenes look at preliminary
designs and sketches, a gallery of the original covers, and an introduction.]
4 Skin Deep (3-issue mini). [From Image Comics:
A woman whose face is horribly scarred finds herself in an institution for
"defective" government agents. She (Kabuki) is interrogated to
find out if she is hiding something to do with the nature of her scars,
or if she is simply crazy. Isolated and psychologically tormented, her only
comfort is found in a mystery friend who sends handwritten messages that
are folded into origami animals. Or is it just another trick? This Collection:
Now back in print! Collecting the entire Skin Deep series (and the Kabuki
Fan Edition) in a brand new and improved prestige edition with extra pages!
Having sold out of two entire previous print runs, this third printing includes
for the first time ever: The entire painted story from the sold out Kabuki
Fan Edition, a gallery of the original covers (including the cover art by
ALEX ROSS), an Introduction by Alex Ross, a brand new afterword by David
Mack, re-colored and re-mastered pages, a brand new front and back cover,
preliminary sketches with notes on the story & art, original script
pages, and printed on new and improved, thicker, high grade, archival paper.]
5 Metamorphosis (Kabuki 1-9). [From Image Comics:
Looking for Kabuki 1-9? KABUKI: METAMORPHOSIS collects the entire story
for the first time ever! Complete with over 40 brand new pages of artwork,
sketches, character designs, in- depth commentary on the layers of story,
and an insightful introduction by Bill Sienkiewicz (Daredevil, Elektra Assasin).
At nearly 300 pages this is the largest and most comprehensive KABUKI compilation
ever. Also features a brand new dust jacket painting by David Mack, embossed
cover, special end pages, gallery of original covers, and lots more! As
the acclaimed writer on Daredevil (and now as the new DD artist!) multiple
award nominated David Mack has matured into one of the premiere modern storytellers.
New readers are searching for Mack's Kabuki work and THIS Kabuki story.]
6 Scarab (Scarab 1-8; a Rick Mays). [From Image
Comics: She is the bastard child of a head Noh Assassin and a Geisha
- her mother murdered and her face horribly scarred by a dishonored half-brother.
She wears the mask of a Kabuki to hide the scars, both internal and external,
from the world. This Issue: Kabuki:Scarab picks up right where Kabuki: Metamorphosis
left off and answers all the mysteries left dangling from that series. And
Scarab is still a self-contained story, so even new readers can start with
it. More than the original issues, this handsome 256 page archival hardcover
includes a gallery of covers (including the Quesada variant), new pin ups,
sketches and character designs, embossed cover, a brand new dust jacket
painting by David Mack, and an insightful introduction by Paul Pope.]
Kabuki Compilation (Caliber Comics; collects Fear the Reaper and Dance of Death).