It used to be called the Empire State Buildingā¦
Before the Death Notification Agency moved in and changed all the signs.
Now it goes by a different nameā¦
THE TOMBSTONE.
This is where we find Ram, our low-level process server ā a reaper ā for the DNAā¦ in the heart of Manhattan, on the run, with much less than 24 hours to live. In Volumes One and Two, Ram received his own death notice in Hollywood, Florida and crossed a gauntlet getting to NYC after discovering he was at the center of a conspiracy that, if exposed, could bring down the entire Death Notification Agency.
And thatās exactly what Ram aims to do.
Good thing heās not alone anymore. With the help of Camille, a DNA insider with whom he might be falling in love (although heād never admit that), and Jonesy, his deadly right-hand woman from his war-torn past who has some life-expectancy issues of her own ā Ram has to infiltrate the heavily-guarded skyscraper and get to the man at the top of the tower ā the creator of the Death Notification Agency and the orchestrator of Ramās demiseā¦ Moirai.
Unfortunately, Ramās greatest threat may not be the battalion of armed gunmen heās up against, or even death itself, but one of the people standing right beside him. As the sign in the lobby of the Death Notification Agency proclaims, designed to soothe the worried minds of their soon-to-be deceased clienteleā¦
āSAY GOODBYE ON YOUR TERMS.ā
Volume Three: The Tombstone is the brutal next installment of the six-part DNA series where Ram will finally come face to face with the wizard behind deathās curtainā¦
Julian Oliver Meiojas's DNA series, illustrated by Mad Dog Jones, hurtles forward into another hardboiled hellride from NeoText, inspired by the classic illustrated novels of the golden age of action-adventure science fiction.
Artwork by Mad Dog Jones