American Book Award winner Eric Drooker brings his second graphic novel - the visually bold and politically charged "Blood Song: A Silent Ballad" - to Dark Horse in a brand-new second edition. A frequent New Yorker cover artist, Drooker is a contributor to and former editor of "World War III Illustrated". He collaborated on "Illuminated Poems" with Allen Ginsberg, and he's been a prolific poster, album, and performance artist. The original artwork and sketchbooks for Drooker's award-winning "Flood!" graphic novel now reside in the Library of Congress. Consisting mainly of full-page images, spreads, and diptychs, "Blood Song" is a wordless, full-color tribute to the resilience of the human spirit and the need for that spirit to make itself heard. A young girl travels from her war-torn island to a busy metropolis, from lush jungles to cold concrete and steel, and finds something that eludes most denizens of bustling, noisy, wasteful cities: love.