<p/><br></br><p><b> Book Synopsis </b></p></br></br><b>A father and daughter carve their way across Europe to complete their revenge against the dwindling clan of Vikings that destroyed their lives so many years ago.</b> <p/>Elsbeth Dagsdottir has not forgotten the oath her father made to her on that remote Icelandic beach: to deliver revenge upon the Forty Swords clan that burned their village and murdered her mother. It might take them a lifetime of struggle and suffering and loss, but a promise is a promise. <p/>Created by Brian Wood (<i>Northlanders</i>, <i>The Massive</i>, <i>DMZ</i>) and Mack Chater (<i>Briggs Land</i>, <i>Lazarus</i>), Sword Daughter is a visually stunning, emotionally poignant story of parental guilt and acceptance of loss. <p/>Collects Sword Daughter issues #7-#9.<p/><br></br><p><b> About the Author </b></p></br></br>Brian Wood is the creator/cocreator and writer of numerous comic books and graphic novels, including <i>DMZ</i>, <i>The Massive</i>, <i>Channel Zero</i>, <i>Demo</i>, <i>The Couriers</i>, <i>Northlanders</i>, <i>Rebels</i>, and <i>Briggs Land</i>.<br/><br/>He cowrote the video game screenplay for <i>1979 Revolution</i>, and has three television projects in active development.<br/><br/>His work on company-owned and licensed work includes <i>Star Wars</i>, <i>The X-Men</i>, <i>Conan the Barbarian</i>, and <i>Aliens</i>. In his previous career as a graphic designer, his clients included Rockstar Games, Eidos Interactive, Nerve Software, and Nike.<br/><br/>He is most known for his work dealing with near-future world building, but also for historical fiction, sci-fi, and female-friendly YA, all with strong socio-political topics and identity themes.