Charlie Huston Books in Order

Hank Thompson is a washed-up ballplayer tending bar on the Lower East Side when he agrees to watch a neighbor's cat. Within hours he is being hunted by thugs and cops who think he has something worth killing for.

Joe Pitt is a hard-case detective with the Vyrus in his blood and too many enemies in Manhattan after dark. A simple job for a clan boss pulls him into missing kids, vampire politics, and a night that keeps getting worse.

Hiding in Mexico with stolen cash and too many secrets, Hank Thompson learns the Russians have not forgotten him. To protect his family, he has to run north through border chaos, criminals, and his own terrible luck.

Hank Thompson is deep in debt to the Russian mob when a job brings him back to New York, the city where everything went wrong. Old wounds, baseball dreams, and one possible way forward collide fast.

Broke, thirsty, and out of options, Joe Pitt signs on with a local vampire clan to investigate a dangerous new drug. The job pulls him through New York's underworld and toward whoever thinks they can use him.

Joe Pitt is sent into Brooklyn to learn why infected outsiders are pushing toward Manhattan. The case drops him into clan warfare, family grudges, and a fight to keep both his girl and the city from coming apart.

Back in the game, Moon Knight finds that heroes distrust him almost as much as villains do. The pressure only gets worse as bodies pile up and Marc Spector is forced to ask what his comeback is really costing him.

Marc Spector is broken, angry, and far from the hero he used to be when Moon Knight gets pulled back into action. This opening arc rebuilds him through pain, Khonshu, and a brutal return to the street.

Four teenage friends looking for excitement break into an empty house and steal more trouble than they can handle. What follows is a hard, funny, ugly chain reaction about boys playing at violence until the real thing arrives.

Joe Pitt gets one chance to win back ground in Manhattan, if he can infiltrate a faction chasing a cure for the Vyrus. Old enemies, old loyalties, and clan politics make the job bloodier than ever.

Web Goodhue takes a job cleaning crime scenes in Los Angeles and hopes for steady work, not meaning. Then a favor for a dead man's daughter drags him into murder, turf wars, and the wreckage of his own family life.

Joe Pitt is hiding in tunnels while vampire factions hunt him, until a missing girl pulls him back into the open. What starts as one more job turns into a final reckoning with the violence and secrets of his world.

In a near-future war treated like entertainment, Lieutenant Mike Travers dies on camera and comes back as the weapon called Deathlok. The series mixes military spectacle with questions about control, identity, and what is left of the man inside the machine.

As a plague of insomnia tears Los Angeles apart, undercover cop Parker Hass hunts the drug that still lets people sleep. The deeper he digs into the conspiracy behind it, the more his wife and daughter become part of the stakes.

Wolverine meets an enemy who becomes even more dangerous if he is killed. The result is a savage first arc built around body horror, impossible opponents, and Logan's healing factor turned against him.

A virologist infects Wolverine with a contagion that starts rewriting his body from the inside. To get revenge and survive, Logan has to push through monsters, strange allies, and a truly ugly kind of war.

Former CIA enforcer Skinner is pulled back into play when a sweeping cyberattack and a gifted roboticist named Jae point to a larger plot. It becomes a global chase through espionage, systems thinking, and a very human kind of fear.

Logan's healing factor makes him almost impossible to kill, and that makes him the perfect target for men who want to test its limits. This volume throws him through disease, torture, monsters, and a long road to payback.

Deadpool lands a rich hit and winds up framed for murders he did not commit. With the Punisher after him and Spider-Man and Daredevil in the mix, clearing his name becomes a loud, bloody sprint.

Sid Catchpenny can slip through mirrors and steal objects loaded with strange power, but his life is a mess. When a missing teen and a doomsday plot collide, he has to decide whether he can still be the guy who shows up.