One Path: The White King
Jun 2026 · One Path Vol 2 · Sold by Simon and Schuster
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Book Two of this four-part epic plunges One Path into a breakneck prehistoric chase across unending forests, valleys and mountains, carrying a scorned child toward a life-giving treacle rumored to flow in the Towers. Closing in are Una’s tribe and the White Kin - an ancient albino T-rex drawn to the child’s power. Lushly illustrated, brutal and breathtaking, One Path: The White King delivers 200 pages of high-stakes survival from Greg Broadmore & Andy Lanning, published by Mad Cave Studios.
In a brutal, breathtaking prehistory where cavegirls fight desperately to survive and dinosaurs rule the valleys, One Path flees her tribe with a “cursed” infant which she refuses to abandon. With a fierce young Runtling at her side, she drives toward the mythic Towers - vast, earthen spires said to hold life-saving sap, a treacle rich enough to keep the starving child alive. Behind them, love twists into pursuit. Una, One Path’s sister, leads a relentless war-band - driving three subjugated T-Rexes, they are determined to uphold their brutal laws and destroy the child they scorned. Worse still, Una’s desperate gambit has roused an older terror: the White King, an ancient albino T-Rex that rises from hibernation to claim its tribute. Drawn by the infant’s vital scent and the promise of renewed power, the White King cuts a path of ruin across forest and plain, devouring anything that stands between it and the child. Part chase, part odyssey, One Path: The White King hurtles through a landscape where hope is hunted and trust runs thin. As the Towers loom and the hunters close, One Path must choose what to risk, and who to become if she’s to save the condemned child.
In a brutal, breathtaking prehistory where cavegirls fight desperately to survive and dinosaurs rule the valleys, One Path flees her tribe with a “cursed” infant which she refuses to abandon. With a fierce young Runtling at her side, she drives toward the mythic Towers - vast, earthen spires said to hold life-saving sap, a treacle rich enough to keep the starving child alive. Behind them, love twists into pursuit. Una, One Path’s sister, leads a relentless war-band - driving three subjugated T-Rexes, they are determined to uphold their brutal laws and destroy the child they scorned. Worse still, Una’s desperate gambit has roused an older terror: the White King, an ancient albino T-Rex that rises from hibernation to claim its tribute. Drawn by the infant’s vital scent and the promise of renewed power, the White King cuts a path of ruin across forest and plain, devouring anything that stands between it and the child. Part chase, part odyssey, One Path: The White King hurtles through a landscape where hope is hunted and trust runs thin. As the Towers loom and the hunters close, One Path must choose what to risk, and who to become if she’s to save the condemned child.
Book Two of this four-part epic plunges One Path into a breakneck prehistoric chase across unending forests, valleys and mountains, carrying a scorned child toward a life-giving treacle rumored to flow in the Towers. Closing in are Una’s tribe and the White Kin - an ancient albino T-rex drawn to ...
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Greg Broadmore is a conceptual designer, artist, writer and sculptor based in Wellington, New Zealand. He is the creator of “Dr Grordbort's” and has worked as a designer, artist and writer at “Weta Workshop,” the award-winning special effects and props company from “The Lord of the Rings” film franchise director “Peter Jackson” since 2002. He was the lead conceptual designer for “District 9” and conceptual designer and sculptor for “King Kong,” “The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe, and The Adventures of Tintin.” Broadmore was also one of the illustrators and concept writers for Weta Workshop's first publication, “The World of Kong: A Natural History of Skull Island.”
Andy Lanning has been writing and inking comics for over twenty five years and has written and inked almost all of his favorite characters in that time. He is best known for his writing run (with Dan Abnett) on Guardians of the Galaxy, the inspiration for Marvel's #1 blockbuster movie directed by James Gunn!
Rob Jones is a letterer and sometimes writer of comics. He has lettered comics for companies such as Image, Dark Horse, Mad Cave Studios, Heavy Metal, Humanoids, Penguin, Harper Collins, Scholastic and for many other small press and indie titles. You can find him spouting nonsense into the void on social media @RobJonesWrites or dipping his toes in the local duck pond.
Andy Lanning has been writing and inking comics for over twenty five years and has written and inked almost all of his favorite characters in that time. He is best known for his writing run (with Dan Abnett) on Guardians of the Galaxy, the inspiration for Marvel's #1 blockbuster movie directed by James Gunn!
Rob Jones is a letterer and sometimes writer of comics. He has lettered comics for companies such as Image, Dark Horse, Mad Cave Studios, Heavy Metal, Humanoids, Penguin, Harper Collins, Scholastic and for many other small press and indie titles. You can find him spouting nonsense into the void on social media @RobJonesWrites or dipping his toes in the local duck pond.
Greg Broadmore is a conceptual designer, artist, writer and sculptor based in Wellington, New Zealand. He is the creator of “Dr Grordbort's” and has worked as a designer, artist and writer at “Weta Workshop,” the award-winning special effects and props company from “The Lord of the Rings” film fr...
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