Nemo: Roses of Berlin - Hardcover

'This is some of the smoothest, most seamless storytelling I've seen from Moore, and I'm convinced that a large part of that stems from his confidence in O'Neill to bear as much of the storytelling weight with his art as the writer does with his text.' --Bleeding Cool

'The plotting of this romp is fairly straightforward, but the real pleasure lies in the bewildering array of intertextual references and smartly satirical use of literary figures, famous and obscure. Where Moore and O'Neill go from here is anybody's guess, but they've got the whole of literary creation, past and present, to plunder. Long may their reign of terror continue.' --The List

'A damn fine read, a delight of weird alt-fiction, with two veteran creators proving that they're on fine, fine form, and O'Neill in particular doing some of the best work of his career.' - --Forbidden Planet

'The plotting of this romp is fairly straightforward, but the real pleasure lies in the bewildering array of intertextual references and smartly satirical use of literary figures, famous and obscure. Where Moore and O&aposNeill go from here is anybody&aposs guess, but they&aposve got the whole of literary creation, past and present, to plunder. Long may their reign of terror continue.' --The List

Sixteen years ago, notorious science-brigand Janni Nemo journeyed into the frozen reaches of Antarctica to resolve her father's weighty legacy in a storm of madness and loss, barely escaping with her Nautilus and her life. Now it is 1941, and with her daughter strategically married into the family of aerial warlord Jean Robur, Janni's raiders have only limited contact with the military might of the clownish German-Tomanian dictator Adenoid Hynkel. But when the pirate queen learns that her loved ones are held hostage in the nightmarish Berlin, she has no choice save to intervene directly, travelling with her ageing lover Broad Arrow Jack into the belly of the beastly metropolis. Herein lies the Roses of Berlin.