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0 reviewsMr. Hugo Rune, Rankin's rambunctious occult adventurer, and his fervent acolyte, Rizla, return for another fear-lessly far-fetched escapade (after 2008's Necrophenia). One morning, they awaken to a 1967 that's harrowingly differ-ent. Nazis rule the U.K., the U.S. was nuked during WWII, and Rizla can't find a satisfying full English breakfast. Rune pulls Rizla back to 1944, where they must suss out the Twelve Cosmic Conundra in order to defeat the Nazi peril, save America, save Mankind, [and] secure a future for England that is free and liberated. A dozen Tarot cards lead them into the madcap weirdery that Rankin excels at, though his extremely British jokes (such as Alan Tur-ing's pet robot going haywire and deciding he's King Arthur) may baffle American audiences. Rune's explosive and satisfying smackdown with his eternally evil nemesis, Count Otto Black, will please his longtime fans. (June)
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"Rune's explosive and satisfying smackdown with his eternally evil nemesis, Count Otto Black, will please [Rankin's] longtime fans." —_Publishers Weekly_
"Rankin's traditionally in-your-face humour is fully in evidence in_ Retromancer_, gearing it up to 11 and rarely, if ever, letting go of the reader's attention. We loved it and we suspect that you might too." —_SciFi Now_
"It's easy to see why Rankin has a huge cult following. Drawing on a rich vein of English humour that encompasses Python, Adams and Stanshall, his comedy-fantasies are filled with pop culture references, music hall wordplay and ironic quips galore." —BBC FOCUS
