And so, a little over 6 months, 24 episodes, and 144 pages later, FreakAngels Book One is complete. The entire volume is free to read online, and soon to be available in the first FreakAngels collected edition book. But the story of the young, gifted, and aimless FreakAngels is just beginning — volume two gets underway next Friday, noon UK time. Story by Warren Ellis, art by Paul Duffield, published for free online from Avatar Press.

In the meantime, check out these covers from the collected edition (to be available in trade paperback, hardcover, and signed hardcover). More info on this release will be available shortly.

At Whitechapel now!

Here’s a a sneak peak at the covers and some info for the first FreakAngels collection.

The free webcomic from Warren Ellis and Paul Duffield continues. New to FreakAngels? Start from the beginning.

Warren and most of the Avatar crew are in Chicago right now, and so are many of you, but it’s time for the new episode of FreakAngels no matter where you are. Drowned London awaits you.

FreakAngels passes the 100 page mark this week, so check out the current installment — and if you’re new to this free webcomic from Warren Ellis, Paul Duffield, and Avatar Press, you’ve got some catching up to do.

The 16th installment of the story of the FreakAngels, a girl called Alice, and… well, check it out for yourself.

The next installment is live. Free webcomics from Warren Ellis, Paul Duffield, and Avatar.

Interview at CBR with the first look at art from #0 by Juan Jose Ryp.

“No Hero” tells the story of Carrick Masterson, a protagonist Ellis describes as “one part Lex Luthor to one part Timothy Leary,” who in the 1960s stumbled upon the secret of superhuman transformation in the form of a designer drug called FX.

The new episode is up. Read and discuss.