Can’t wait for the new series from visionary Super Spy and 3 Story creator Matt Kindt? Well, lock up your dolphins, shield your brain, and don’t believe anything you see, because Mind MGMT is here.

Leading up to the debut of Mind MGMT #1 in print and digital May 23, Dark Horse Originals presents three weeks of original—and free—stories available only on Dark Horse Digital. Mind MGMT: Secret Files introduces the Mind Management program of psychic spies, its most infamous defector, and Meru, the journalist who stumbles upon their incredible secrets.

In the first installment, available right now, Meru’s investigation begins with the story of “the Bear,” a Soviet mind operative on a mission to eliminate Mind MGMT’s top agent. Don’t miss this electrifying intro to Matt Kindt’s bold new espionage series. This is Akira meets Heart of Darkness by way of 100 Bullets.

Check back for two more exclusive, free chapters on May 16!

Praise for Matt Kindt:

“I’ll read anything Kindt does.” – Douglas Wolk, author of Reading Comics

“Matt Kindt’s work blows my mind. The elegance of his art, juxtaposed with his rich character work and complex narrative – is nothing short of genius.” – Jesse Alexander, producer and writer of Heroes, Lost, and Alias

But that’s not all — Finder: Voice continues to be one of the most talked about books of 2011, and word of its story and artwork has spread far and wide. So far, in fact, that Carla Speed McNeil has been awarded the prestigious Los Angeles Times Book Prize in the Graphic Novel category for Finder: Voice.

Praise for Carla Speed McNeil’s Finder:

“I love Carla Speed McNeil’s Finder, and I imagine the reason I love it is the same reason it doesn’t get more attention in the comics press: it’s simultaneously straightforward and labyrinthine, genre-based and uncategorizable . . . For me, and for other readers who have gotten pulled into McNeil’s weird and woolly far-future world, Finder is one of those comics.” – The Comics Journal

“It’s been entirely too long since we were able to experience Carla Speed McNeil’s unique brand of sociological science fiction with its emphasis on character, class and culture. Once again McNeil immerses you in her meticulously detailed world and you’re immediately caught up in a beautifully drawn and deftly written story.” – ICv2

“You’ll keep turning the pages in Voice to put the pieces of the puzzle together and to see what Grosvenor does next. It is an intricate tale, and Carla Speed McNeil is a master storyteller—with her words and art.” – ScienceFiction.com

“McNeil conveys more emotion and depth through the slick line of a raised eyebrow than most can with an entire book, played out in a world that is unquestionably familiar and unshakably alien.” – Bleeding Cool

“McNeil excels at tying her many character and story elements together and anchoring them in the same increasingly familiar universe, making her fictional world, its inhabitants and their issues and experiences all the more real to the invested, gratified reader.” – No Flying No Tights

Awards and nominations:

Unshelved Book Club’s Book of the Month, February 2012—Unshelved

#1 on Comics Worth Reading’s Best Graphic Novels of 2011—Comics Worth Reading

#2 on Comics Bulletin’s Top 10 Best Graphic Novels of 2011—Comics Bulletin

#4 on Publishers Weekly’s Best Books of 2011, Comics—Publishers Weekly

#4 on ComicsAlliance’s 11 Best Comics of 2011—ComicsAlliance

#29 on Comic Book Resources’ Top 100 Comics of 2011—Comic Book Resources

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About the author

Claudia Sondergaard
Specialised in American foreign policy media discourse, I have a real passion for media and writing and feel comfortable in subjects such as human rights, politics, environment, social issues, movies, TV and books. Reporting from Denmark. Follow me @swirlgirlversus