#mark sable

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Two-Face: Year One (2008) #2 — Jonathan on a horse.

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The One Percent Solution from Occupy Comics No. 2

by Mark Sable and Megan Hutchison

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Circus Maximus #5 by Mark Sable, Giorgio Pontrelli and Emilio Lecce. Cover by Paul Azaceta. Out in March.

"The crew that robbed The Temple of Saturn is running out of time. Their historic theft has made them a target of rival gangs, mystery cults, and Emperor Nero himself. Worse, they’ve been betrayed from within by one of their own. With their loot dwindling, they’ve got to escape both the fire and the Emperor. In this final issue, they are torn between making a less-than-clean getaway and exacting vengeance against Nero for all they have suffered. Who, if any, will make it out alive?"

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[PREVIEW] Circus Maximus #1 (November 5, 2025)

writer: Mark Sable | artist [penciller & inker]: Giorgio Pontrelli | colorist: Emilio Lecce | letterer: Dave Sharpe | cover artist: Paul Azaceta | publishing company: Mad Cave Studios

synopsis: Rome. 64 AD. The most daring heist in history is being planned by an unlikely crew – a former slave, a Vestal Virgin, a charioteer and a disgraced architect – each with their own personal motives. While Rome is distracted by the chariot racing and gladiatorial games of the Circus Maximus, the crew plans to rob the Imperial treasury under the Temple of Saturn. But when Emperor Nero sets fire to the city, they’ll be lucky to escape his wrath with their lives, let alone the loot.

From Mark Sable (Graveyard of Empires, Miskatonic) and Giorgio Pontrelli (Miskatonic) CIRCUS Maximus is GLADIATOR meets HEAT – a blood-soaked historical thriller.

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Miskatonic #2 (retailer incentive variant) (2020)

Art by: Tony Harris

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Blue Beetle and the Teen Titans by Ken Lashley

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School is in session! This week on the Vintage RPG Podcast we welcome back friend of the show Mark Sable, who is about to start teaching a class called Writing Adventures for Tabletop RPGs. Seems like something y'all might be interested in. We talk a bit about game design, about teaching games and the nebulous ways we've approached how-to in RPGs. Marks class is eight sessions starting February 6 and is part of the School of Visual Arts' continuing education program, meaning anyone can sign up!