The Singularity

The official companion graphic novel to legendary composer Bear McCreary’s original rock concept album and concert experience of the same name.

"The Singularity easily ranks among the most ambitious comic/music hybrid releases in history." —Under the Radar

How much loss can one soul endure?

Blue Eyes can’t stop being reborn. He tumbles from life to life, from one unthinkably strange universe to the next—the only constant being that, one way or another, everything he learns to love is lost. But when Blue Eyes finally catches up to a mysterious figure he’s seen recurring throughout his lives, he realizes he might just have a chance to escape his cursed immortality—or, at the very least, exact revenge for it.

THE SINGULARITY is inspired by, and a companion to, the original conceptual rock album of the same name by Emmy and BAFTA Award-winning and Grammy Award-nominated composer BEAR McCREARY (The Walking Dead, God of War). Created by Bear McCreary with writer Mat Groom (INFERNO GIRL RED), the book is produced by Black Market Narrative and published by Image Comics.

A cavalcade of comics’ greatest artists convene under the guidance of creative director Kyle Higgins (RADIANT BLACK, MOON MAN), to tell an emotionally gripping, cosmic story about the lessons that loss can teach us, bursting with imaginative imagery as diverse and energetic as the album that sparked it.

Mat Groom is from Sydney, and he writes comics! 

He has written for AVENGERS UNLIMITED, GIANT-SIZE SILVER SURFER and MARVEL ZOMBIES: BLACK, WHITE & BLOOD, and co-writes the ULTRAMAN series (THE RISE OF ULTRAMAN, THE TRIALS OF ULTRAMAN, THE MYSTERY OF ULTRASEVEN, ULTRAMAN x AVENGERS) with Kyle Higgins (all for Marvel Comics); he writes the creator-owned series INFERNO GIRL RED and SELF/MADE as well as the graphic novel THE SINGULARITY from Image Comics; he has written the Power Rangers for Boom! Studios in the series MIGHTY MORPHIN; and he has worked on several projects for DC Comics, including their CRIMES OF PASSION anthology!

Two-time GRAMMY® Award-nominated, Emmy, and BAFTA Award-winning composer Bear
McCreary began his career as a protégé of legendary film composer Elmer Bernstein, before
bursting onto the scene scoring the influential and revered series Battlestar Galactica in 2004.
Since then, McCreary has been a four-time Emmy Award nominee and Emmy winner for
Outstanding Original Main Title Theme for Da Vinci’s Demons, a musical palindrome that sounds the same forwards and backwards. McCreary has won multiple International Film Music Critics Association Awards and been named the 23rd Most Definitive Bear in Popular Culture by The Ringer. Recent projects include the Amazon Original hit series The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power; Foundation for Apple TV+; the beloved Starz series Outlander; Netflix’s Academy Award-nominated documentary Crip Camp (produced by Barack and Michelle Obama); Warner Bros. and Legendary Pictures’ Godzilla: King of the Monsters; Paramount Pictures and Bad Robot Films’ 10 Cloverfield Lane; AMC’s global phenomenon The Walking Dead; Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.; and the video game Star Wars: Tales from the Galaxy’s Edge for Disney. McCreary’s acclaimed score to Sony PlayStation’s blockbusters God of War and God of War Ragnarök have earned him honors including GRAMMY® Award nominations for Best Score Soundtrack for Video Games and awards from the Game Awards, the D.I.C.E. Awards, the Hollywood Music in Media Awards, the International Film Music Critics Association, the ASCAP Composers Choice Awards, and the BAFTA Games Awards.

McCreary has long enjoyed collaborating with artists from across the musicalspectrum, including Hozier, Fiona Apple, the late Sinéad O’Connor and Shirley Manson (Garbage), among many others. He has composed concert commissions for the Calder Quartet and Getty Center, the Hagen Philharmonic and Ballet in Germany, the Television Academy, the Seattle Symphony, and the Golden State Pops Orchestra. In July 2014, Maestro Gustavo Dudamel conducted a suite of McCreary’s music with the L.A. Philharmonic and L.A. Master Chorale at the Hollywood Bowl.

Danilo Beyruth is a Brazilian comic book creator born in 1973. In Brazil, he has written and drawn a dozen graphic novels, including Band of Two, a western set in the early 1900s, Necronaut, a superhero horror, Love Kills, a contemporary vampire story, and Samurai Shirô, a yakuza tale set in the Brazilian Japanese colony. 

For Mauricio de Sousa (Brazil's Disney), Danilo created the adult version of the classic character Astronaut, now on its fifth album, and currently set to be adapted by HBO (for animation). Danilo's books have been published in Argentina, Italy, Spain, Poland, France, Portugal, Germany and Belgium.

For the US he has worked as a penciler/Inker on such books as Fubar and Jesus Hates Zombies, as well as Ghost Rider, Gwenpool, Deadpool vs Gambit, Deadpool & Cable, Howard the Duck, Guardians of the Galaxy and Carnage.

Eduardo Ferigato is an artist from São Paulo, Brazil.

Eduardo has over a decade of experience in the industry, working on projects including The Last Phantom for Dynamite Entertainment and the award-winning independent graphic novel Opala 76.