Cairo #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis volume collects the 2007 Vertigo/DC miniseries Cairo, a supernatural thriller set against the backdrop of modern-day Egypt. The story weaves together the fates of several characters—an American journalist, a smuggler, a dancer, and a young activist—as they become entangled in a conflict over a mysterious artifact tied to ancient powers. Written by G. Willow Wilson with art by M.K. Perker, the series blends political tension with magical realism in a vivid portrait of the city.
"Cairo" #nn (2007) launches a gripping, character-driven supernatural thriller where five lives collide in the heart of the city. Written by G. Willow Wilson and illustrated by M. K. Perker, with lettering by Travis Lanham, the story follows Ashraf, a smuggler with a stolen hookah; Ali, a censored journalist; Kate, an American explorer; Shaheed, a Lebanese-American with a dangerous mission; and Tova, an Israeli officer stranded in Cairo—each drawn into a conflict when the sorcerer Nar seeks to harness the power of the jinn Shams. The cover by M. K. Perker captures the tension of a city on edge, setting the stage for a tale where belief, identity, and consequence are as real as the supernatural forces at play.
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Ashraf is a drug smuggler who stole a hookah containing a jinn; Ali is a journalist whose stories are censored; Kate is an adventurous American; Shaheed is a Lebanese-American who intends to become a suicide bomber; Tova is an Israeli Special Forces officer stranded in Cairo. When the sorcerer Nar seeks to control the power of Shams the jinn, Ashraf, Ali, Kate, Shaheed and Tova are caught in the tumult and must confront the supernatural.
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