Comics

The Long Road Home #1-5

The Dark Tower: The Long Road Home (2007): Jae Lee Richard Isanove Robin Furth (editor) Stephen King (idea) Chris Eliopoulos (letters) Peter Atkins (story)

Susan Delgado is dead. Clay Reynolds and the vestiges of the Big Coffin Hunters are in pursuit. The Ka-tet fragments as evil abounds. It will be a long road home.
With Roland seemingly lost inside the haunted world of Maerlyn's Grapefruit, and the dark forces therein tugging at his soul, it will take all the courage of his ka-tet to get him out of Hambry and back home. But as the Dogan stirs, portending an evil of which Roland and his ka-tet have no ken, it may very well be that the gunslinger born walks a long road home to death.
Dark Tower: The Long Road Home has its own ka-tet of creators: Reuniting after the smash success of 2007's The Gunslinger Born adaptation, writers Peter David and Robin Furth continue to craft an exciting and moving lyrical narrative, while artists Jae Lee and Richard Isanove again explore the fertile territory of Stephen King's Mid-World with vivid illustrations and colors.