1, a hardcover collection of the first two volumes, was issued as that year's book, and Volume 9's release pushed ahead to summer 2008. With a few additions, the volumes have presented the single issues (and then the webcomic) in their original order of production, except for issue #22 (included with vols 1 & 2 in the hardcover "Book 1"), issue #30 (batched with issue #38 (and its online continuation) in Volume 8); and the two issues of McNeil's connecting side project Mystery Date which, with issue #31, form the bulk of Finder Volume 6. The collections have included short stories such as "Counting Coup" or "The Model's Artist" and "Brief Wake" while rare shorts such as "Free Trade" have appeared on the website. In 2010, McNeil made a publishing deal with Dark Horse Comics. Finder Library Volume One, which is a reprint of the first three stories, was released under Dark Horse in 2011, along with Finder Library Volume Two later that year. Dark Horse also individually published the arcs Voice, Third World, and Talisman; Talisman also has a limited-edition hardcover version that is signed by McNeil. These arcs, along with the two omnibus collections, are also available in digital versions. Volumes Part 1 and Part 2 of Sin Eater. Introducing Jaeger, the city of Anvard, and the Grosvenor-Lockhart family. Emma and her three daughters. All are terrified their father will someday get out of prison. What Jaeger can't tell them: he already is. (issues 1-7 and 8-14. volumes available separately in trade paperback ( and ) or collected as "Finder Book One" in digest-sized hardcover (hardcover includes expanded version of otherwise-uncollected issue 22) (). King of the Cats. Jaeger plays messenger between a disapproving tribe of his own people and a clan of warlike lion-women as they strive to make peace while stuck in the nightmare territory of their shared enemy, the Finder-verse version of Disneyland. (issues 15-18. Paperback - ) Talisman. Emma's young daughter Marcie, "the kid with the book", grows to adulthood in three chapters. (issues 19-21. ) Dream Sequence. The series timeline leaps forward. A hapless Internet celebrity, his mind the mainframe for his own wildly popular virtual reality environment, finds a monster inside it that's eating the guests: a monster who resembles Jaeger. (issues 23-29. ) Mystery Date. Vary Krishna is majoring in prostitution, but minoring in anthropology with a crush on the world's