Warhammer 40,000

The Inquisition War — (2002) by William King and Lee Lightner. Draco was originally published as Inquisitor. Publisher: The Inquisition War is the classic story of Inquisitor Jaq Draco and his desperate mission to uncover a plot that will bring mankind to its knees before the Dark Powers. Written by award-winning author, Ian Watson, The Inquisition War explores areas of the Warhammer 40,000 mythology that few other authors have dared to tackle.

The Last Chancers — (2000-2004) Publisher: Across a hundred blasted war-zones, upon a dozen bloody worlds, the convict soldiers of the Thirteenth Legion fight a desperate battle for redemption in the eyes of the immortal Emperor. In this endless war against savage orks, merciless eldar and the insidious threat of Chaos, Kage and the Last Chancers penal battalion must fight not only to win but to survive!

Eisenhorn — (2001-2002) by Dan Abnett. Publisher: Inquisitor Eisenhorn is one on the most senior members of the Imperial Inquisition. With his warband he scourges the galaxy in order to root out heresy. When that heresy is found to infiltrate the hierarchy of the Imperium and the Inquisition itself, he must rely on himself alone to deal with it — even if it means making deals with the enemy. Omnibus: All three books of the Eisenhorn trilogy along with two short stories and Eisenhorn's case book and compendium are included in one big volume.

Ultramarines — (2002-2010) by Graham McNeill. Publisher: Newly promoted Ultramarines Captain Uriel Ventris is assigned to investigate Pavonis, and Imperial planet plagued by civil disorder and renegade eldar raiders. But nothing is as straightforward as it appears, and wheels are turning within wheels. Uriel and his allies are forced into a deadly race against time to destroy their shadowy enemy — or the whole planet must be sacrificed for the good of humanity.

The Soul Drinkers — (2002-2012) by Ben Counter. Publisher: Like all Space Marine Chapters, the Soul Drinkers are bound to serve the Imperium by ancient vows. But when an ancient relic of the Chapter is misappropriated, the Soul Drinkers face a terrible dilemma — betray the Imperium, or lose their honour? Their final choice, and its consequences, form the theme of this classic trilogy of SF stories set in the nightmare world of the 41st millennium.

Shira Calpurnia — (2003-2006) by Matt Farrer. Publisher: THE BUSTLING DOCKYARDS of the Hydraphur system are home to the mighty Imperial warfleets, which dock, rearm and repair in an endless cycle of war. Newly assigned Arbites officer, Shira Calpurnia, finds herself in the thick of the action when she investigates a series of assassination attempts. With the corruption and double-crosses of the Hydraphur elite dogging every step of her investigations, Calpurnia must survive the crossfire, and bring her faceless enemies to justice.

Ravenor — (2004-2007) by Dan Abnett. Publisher: In the war-torn future of the 41st millennium, the Inquisition fights a secret war against the darkest enemies of mankind — the alien, the heretic and the daemon. The three stories in this omnibus tell the tale of Inquisitor Gideon Ravenor and his lethal band of operatives, whose investigations take them from the heart of the Scarus Sector to the wildest regions of space beyond, and even through time itself. Wherever they go, and whatever dangers they face, they will never give up until their mission succeeds.

Dawn of War — (2004-2009) by C.S. Goto. Publisher: The Third Company of the Blood Ravens Space Marines are fighting tooth and nail with a barbaric ork invasion. The battle is close and bloody, and orks never walk away from a fight. However, even as Blood Ravens Brother-Captain Gabriel Angelos prepares to throw his men forward in a last ditch defence of Tartarus, the mysterious eldar and the traitorous legions of Chaos are observed in the thick of battle. Angelos must guide his brother Marines through a web of deceit and intrigue, secrets that could threaten the entire Blood Ravens Chapter. Pulse-pounding action and adventure, based on the smash hit game from THQ, this is destruction on a planetary scale!

Deathwatch — (2005-2006) by C.S. Goto. Publisher: First in a series of Deathwatch titles. When the Deathwatch Space Marines are sent to investigate a vital outpost on a lonely planet, they find they have been betrayed. Can they escape the ravening hordes of giant bug like monsters called Tyranids and find the traitor who lurks in the heart of the Imperial forces?

Sisters of Battle — (2006,2011) by James Swallow. Publisher: In the grim nightmare future of the 41st millennium, the Sisters of Battle stand between humanity and damnation. From the elite Seraphim warriors to the berserk Sisters Repentia, they are the strong arm of the Ecclesiarchy, bringing the Emperor’s justice to the enemies of mankind. When dangerous psychic heretic Torris Vaun escapes from her custody, Seraphim Miriya is disgraced in the eyes of her fellow sisters and superiors. Following Vaun’s trail to the planet Neva, Miriya takes her sisters in pursuit and, along with Hospitalier Sister Verity, starts her investigations. When they uncover a terrifying plot that could threaten the future of the Imperium, is Miriya’s and Verity’s faith strong enough for them to triumph?

The Horus HEresy — (2006-2011) by Graham McNeill, Ben Counter, Dan Abnett, James Swallow, Mitchel Scanlon, Alan Merrett. Omnibus available. Publisher: Led by the Emperor’s superhuman progeny, the primarchs, the vast armies of Earth have conquered the galaxy in the Great Crusade. The Emperor’s elite warriors, the heroic and battle-hardened Space Marines, have smashed all aliens, tyrant despots and traitors into compliance. Gleaming citadels of marble and gold celebrate their many victories. Triumphs are raised on a million worlds to record their epic deeds, but such vainglory will not last… Rebellion looms when the Primarch Horus, he who once stood by the side of the Emperor, is tempted by the Chaos gods. Horus’s defection will shake the foundations of the nascent Imperium and take it to the edge of annihilation. As the flames of war spread across the galaxy, mankind’s champions will be put to the ultimate test, as brother faces brother and the universe trembles with the beat of war.

The Word Bearers — (2007-2010) by Anthony Reynolds. Publisher: Driven on by dark visions, Dark Apostle Jarulek of the Word Bearers and his force lay waste to the Imperial planet of Tanakreg. After brutally enslaving the population, they set them to work building a monstrous, kilometres-high tower. What is the Word Bearers' vile purpose, and can they achieve it before the Imperial forces arrive to reclaim the planet?

The Bastion Wars — (2009-2011) by Henry Zou. Publisher: Inquisitor Roth and his henchman Silverstein are sent to the worlds of the Medina Corridor to uncover the location of a set of ancient artefacts. Meanwhile, the Ironclads, a force of Chaos traitors, invades the subsector in search of their artefacts for their own nefarious ends. With the Ironclads' indomitable army crushing all before it, will Roth be able to find the artefacts in time and prevent a terrible cataclysm engulfing the Medina worlds?

The Night Lords — (2010) by Aaron Dembski-Bowden. Publisher: The Night Lords are one of the most feared legions of Chaos Space Marines. Remorseless hunters and killers, they relentlessly battle the Imperium of Man to avenge the death of their Primarch Konrad Curze. Their dark crusade takes them to the valuable world of Crythe Primus, where they will fight Imperial forces to claim the planet. But will the allegiance with their cohorts in the Black Legion last long enough for them to be victorious?

Inquisitor Czevak — (2011) by Rob Sanders. Publisher: Inquisitor  Bronislaw Czevak is a hunted man. Escaping from the Black Library of the eldar, Czevak steals the Atlas Infernal — a living map of the Webway. With this fabled artefact and his supreme intellect, Czevak foils the predations of the Harlequins sent to apprehend him and thwarts his enemies within the Inquisition who want to kill him. Czevak’s deadliest foe, however, is Ahriman — arch-sorcerer of the Thousand Sons. He desires the knowledge within the Black Library, knowledge that can exalt him to godhood, and is willing to destroy the inquisitor to obtain it. A desperate chase that will bend the fabric of reality ensues, where Czevak’s only hope of survival is to outwit the chosen of Tzeentch, Lord of Chaos and Architect of Fate. Failure is unconscionable, the very cost to the Imperium unimaginable.

Other Warhammer 40k novels and anthologies:

Space Marine — (1993) by Ian Watson. Publisher: Believe us when we tell you that Space Marine is quite unlike any other Warhammer 40,000 novel you’ve ever read. First published in 1993 — though completed some years earlier — at a time when the background to the Warhammer 40,000 universe was still in a state of flux and not yet fully coalesced, the book follows three young Imperial Fist recruits from their formative years in the underhive gangs of Necromunda through to fighting as part of the First Company within the bowels (literally!) of a Tyranid bioship. Not only will you find squats in this novel — Tzeentch-worshiping squats at that — but also Space Marines controlling Titans, Space Marines with lasguns, the Pain Glove and more than a small amount of toilet humour. Oh, and a Zoat. How could we forget the Zoat? Although the temptation was great to rewrite significant portions of this book to make it conform to current background, as a curiosity piece, an historical snapshot of the Warhammer 40,000 universe circa the early 1990s, this book is invaluable. It also serves as a shining example of what can happen when a respected genre author at the height of his powers is let loose on an established shared universe.

Into the Maelstrom — (1999) Publisher: IN THE NIGHTMARE future of the 41st Millennium, mankind teeters on the brink of extinction. Harried on all sides by mutants, alien scum and foul creatures from the depths of the Eye of Terror, there is only one solution: fight or die! INTO THE MAELSTROM is a collection of a dozen actionpacked SF stories set in these desperate times, many of them drawn from the pages of Inferno! magazine. Authors include William King, Barrington J. Bayley, Alex Hammond, Jonathan Curran, Gav Thorpe and Jonathan Green.

Eye of Terror — (1999) Publisher:AS THE war-fleets of the Imperium prepare to launch themselves on a crusade into the very heart of Chaos, the scurrilous Rogue Trader Maynard Rugolo seeks power and riches on the fringe worlds of that most terrifyingly insane realm — the Eye of Terror! BARRINGTON J. BAYLEY has been bringing his singular vision to the world of science fiction for three decades, with wonderfully entertaining novels like The Soul of the Robot and The Grand Wheel. His short fiction also appears in Inferno! magazine.

Dark Imperium — (2001) Publisher: IN THE WAR-TORN 41st Millennium, humanity stands on the shores of damnation. Its only saviour is the immortal God-Emperor, undying but unreachable — and the heroic armies of the Imperium. THIS SEARING anthology of dark and gothic SF stories brings you savage action fron the Warhammer 40,000 universe, many of them collected from the pages of Inferno! magazine. Writers include William King (with the astonishing ‘Wrath of Khârn’!), Barrington J. Bayley, Gav Thorpe, Andy Chambers, Ben Counter and Robert Earl.

Pawns of Chaos — (2001) Publisher: GAVALON HAD ALREADY begun thinking of the bulk of his forces as ‘gunfodder’, even though they had never faced guns before. The guns produced by the Imperium in their planetary-based factories were by no means as powerful as those they had brought from the starworlds, but they were guns nevertheless and there was nothing in Gulzacandra that could compete with them — except, of course, magic. If the Imperium was to be stopped, magic would be the force that would do it. IN THE GRIM future of Warhammer 40,000, mankind is engaged in an eternal conflict with the armies of Chaos. On the medieval world of Sigmatus, the hated Imperium is flexing its power with ruthless efficiency. The rebels have a plan to fight back: summon a powerful daemon from the warp and unleash it upon their enemies!

Deathwing — (2001) An anthology edited by David Pringle. Publisher: IN THE NIGHTMARE future of the 41st Millennium, humanity must fight for survival againt a myriad heretical alien races — but the most dangerous enemies of all are the former champions of mankind, now corrupted by the foul taint of Chaos! THIS CLASSIC anthology of dark and gothic SF was first published in the late 1980s and richly deserves its cult reputation. Now expanded with three new tales, it includes work by blistering talents such as Ian Watson, Storm Constantine, Dan Abnett, Charles Stross, William King, Neil McIntosh, Gav Thorpe and Graham McNeill.

Words of Blood — (2002) Publisher: THE MANSKINNER didn’t think, he just acted. He swung back the shears that hulked in place of his long-dead arm and brought them
shrieking through the air, a hydraulic stab snapping the great blades shut around Khireeah’s neck, slicing his head from his shoulders so quickly the officer’s mouth still
moved as it fell to the ground. The body swayed, fountaining blood as it fell. IN THE NIGHTMARE world of the 41st millennium, humanity is locked in a desperate struggle for survival against a relentless tide of aliens. Read tales of heroism and valour in this action-packed selection of savage science fiction stories ripped from the pages of Inferno! magazine.

Angels of Darkness — (2003) by Gav Thorpe. Publisher: THE DARK ANGELS Space Marines are amongst the most devout of the God-Emperor’s servants. Their loyalty is seemingly beyond question and their faith almost fanatical. But the Chapter harbours a dark and horrific secret that stretches back over ten thousand years to the time of the terrible Horus Heresy. The long-buried secrets from this dark time threaten to be unleashed when Interrogator-Chaplain Boreas discovers that the line between good and evil is too easily crossed!

Daemon World — (2003) by Ben Counter. Publisher: Deep within the twisted hell-storms of the warp lies the daemon world of Torvendis, a planet damned by the dark powers of Chaos. Savage battle has raged for so long that the very bedrock of the planet is formed from strata of crushed bodies. The arrival of a mysterious stranger threatens to upset the balance of power currently held by Lady Charybdia, princess of Slaanesh, precipitating a bloody revolution. But are the stranger's motives as straightforward as they appear or do the fickle powers of Chaos have one last trick to play?

Crucible of War — (2003) Publisher: IN THE WAR-TORN darkness of the far future, mankind teeters on the brink of extinction. The galaxy spanning Imperium is under threat from all sides by a multitude of savage alien races, and from within by the insidious forces of Chaos. War is humanity’s only chance of survival; at the forefront of battle stand the genetically engineered Space Marines and the massed ranks of the Imperial Guard. Brimming with action-packed tales of bloodshed, heroism and courage, Crucible of War throws you headlong onto the desperate battlefields of the 41st millennium.

Fire Warrior — (2003) Publisher: Amidst the war and destruction of the grim far future, the fledgling Tau Empire has but one aim — to unite the galaxy under its benevolent banner. But when one of the Tau’s ruling elite crash lands behind Imperial battle lines, it falls to Kais, a young Fire Warrior, to attempt a desperate rescue mission and offer his life for the greater good. But as the mission begins and the death count rises, Kais quickly learns that the brutal reality of battle is a far cry from the training grounds of his home world.

What Price Victory — (2004) Publisher: In the nightmare world of the 41st millennium, humanity is locked in a desperate struggle for survival against a relentless tide of aliens. Read tales of heroism and valour in this action-packed selection of savage science fiction stories ripped from the pages of Inferno! magazine. Featuring brand new unseen stories from Dan Abnett and Simon Spurrier, as well as stories by Darius Hinks, Sandy Mitchell, Mitchel Scanlon, Andy Hoare and James Swallow.

Iron Hands — (2004) by Jonathan Green. Publisher: AMONGST THE WARRIORS of the Adeptus Astartes, there are few as fanatical as the Iron Hands. With their conviction comes an implacable contempt for any show of weakness and a determination to expunge it at all costs. But when these stalwart warriors come under attack from the
hordes of Chaos, it’s not just their iron bodies that are tested but also their iron will!

Lord of the Night — (2005) Young adult. Publisher: This gripping new novel from the author of the action-packed Fire Warrior is sure to set pulses racing as it reveals the horrific, war-torn future of Warhammer 40,000 from the point of view of the forces of evil! Commander Sahaal of the Night Lords Chaos Space Marines is a walking nightmare in power armour. Driven by ten thousand years of hatred and bitterness, his goal is an ancient relic that will help him reclaim dominion over his armies. The only person standing in his way is Mita Ashyn, a young, idealistic telepath and agent on the Inquisition of the Imperium. Set on the teeming hive world of Equixus, both opponents begin to realise they can't even trust their own comrades when ultimate power is up for grabs.

Bringers of Death — (2005) Publisher: In the grim darkness of the far future, manking teeters on the very brink of destruction. The galaxy spanning Imperium is under threat on all sides by a multitude of alien races and from within by the insidious forces of Chaos. Constant war is humanity's only chance of survival and standing at the forefront are the Space Marines - gentically engineered warriors, and the massed ranks of the Imperial Guard, each willing to lay down their lives for mankind's survival. Brimming with action-packed tales of bloodshed and courage from such authors as CS Goto (Warhammer 40,000 Dawn of War) and Sandy Mitchell (For the Emperor and Caves of Ice), Bringers of Death throws you headling onto the desperate battlefields of the 41st millennium. Bringers of Death is an ideal entry point for all readers hungry for more action from the gothic future world of Warhammer 40,000.

Let the Galaxy Burn — (2006) Publisher: Featuring stories by Barrington J Bayley, Mark Brendan, Andy Chambers, Ben Counter, Jonathan Curran, Robert Earl, Matthew Farrer, CS Goto, Alex Hammond, Jonathan Green, Simon Jowett, William King, Graham McNeill, Andras Millward, Chris Pramas, Neil Rutledge & Gav Thorpe. By popular demand, we’ve gathered up the best SF short stories ever written for the Black Library into one massive volume, and added some brand new tales!  Warhammer 40,000 fans will be keen to get their hands on classic stories that have been unavailable for some time, and all readers will enjoy the exciting and varied range on offer in this high-value volume.

Tales from the Dark Millennium — (2006) An anthology edited by Christian Dunn and Marc Gascoigne. Publisher: The galaxy is ablaze as war engulfs the Pyrus Reach Sector. The Pyrus Reach Sector is under attack from the vast hordes of Chaos, orks and eldar and it falls to the brave defenders of humanity to stem the tide. Featuring work from best-selling authors such as Dan Abnett and Graham McNeill, along with an array of hot new talent, this will appeal to players of Sabertooth Games' collectible card game, SF readers and the legions of Games Workshop fans alike.

Damnation Crusade — (2007) by Dan Abnett. Publisher: In the nightmare future of the 41st millennium, Mankind teeters upon the brink of extinction. The galaxy-spanning Imperium of Man is beset on all sides by ravening aliens and threatened from within by malevolent creatures and heretic rebels. Only the strength of the Immortal Emperor of Terra stands between Humanity and its annihilation. Foremost amongst servants of the Imperium stand the Space Marines, mentally and physically engineered to be the supreme fighting force, the ultimate protectors of Mankind. The Black Templars are fearless champions and unforgiving crusaders against the enemies of the Emperor; Forged from the Imperial Fists Space Marines in the aftermath of the Horus Heresy, the Black Templars have undertaken the longest crusade the Imperium has ever known to prove their loyalty. The series centers upon a new recruit to the Black Templars and a member from their elite Sword Brethren squad and, the most venerable of their warriors, the Dreadnaught. From the "Battle of Carrion Gulf" to the "Torment Crusade," we follow these genetically-enhanced super-warriors in their dedicated hunt for the enemies of the Imperium. Warhammer 40,000: Damnation Crusade serves as an accessible opening chapter introducing new and old readers alike to this bloody, dark, ravaged universe of science fiction and fantasy! Gods of War and Ancestors, bless us now, for we go to war...

Eldar Prophecy — (2007) by C S Goto. Publisher: Isolated and alone, the eldar craftworld Kaelor floats through the dark reaches of space. Exacting vengeance on those who brought low his ancestors, a youthful eldar warrior wreaks destruction across the craftworld — but can the prophecy that drives him be trusted, or are darker forces at work?

Relentless — (2008) by Richard Williams. Publisher: IN THE COLD REACHES of space, the mighty battleships of the Imperial Navy protect the safety of the space lanes. First Officer Ward, of the Imperial Navy vessel Relentless, is less than pleased when a new commander, hardliner Captain Becket, is appointed. To protect his own corrupt schemes and ambitions, Ward ruthlessly arranges to have Becket assassinated. Unbeknown to him, the new captain manages to survive, and embarks on a campaign to fight his way through the ranks to seize back command of the ship and claim his revenge. Yet, while the battle for control of the Relentless rages, a sinister alien presence draws ever closer... Action adventure with the Imperial Navy in the cold reaches of the Eastern Fringe.

Brothers of the Snake — (2008) Publisher: In the grim darkness of the 41st millennium, the Space Marines are the supreme defenders of humanity. Genetically engineered superhumans, clad in power armour, and equipped with fearsome weapons, they are the Imperium’s ultimate shock troops. From their home planet Ithaka, the Iron Snakes constantly send out forces to protect Imperial planets from aliens, whether these be a small force of marauders or a full-scale invasion. In Brothers of the Snake, Dan Abnett turns his awesome storytelling talents to the Iron Snakes Chapter of Space Marines. Follow the trials and tribulations of Brother-Sergeant Priad and Damocles squad as they train and recruit, and pit themselves in battle against orks, dark eldar and the forces of Chaos.!

Planetkill — (2008) An anthology edited by Nick Kyme and Lindsey Priestley. Publisher: Set in the nightmare universe of the 41st millennium, Planetkill is a collection of short stories on the theme of planetary destruction. These tales of total war are scribed by fan favourites such as Graham McNeill along with up and coming new talent to really get the adrenaline pumping. Brutal green-skinned orks, mysterious eldar and the deadly champions of the Chaos powers all seek to conquer the galaxy. The forces of the Immortal Emperor, the stalwart Imperial Guard and the superhuman Adeptus Astartes are the only defence against enslavement and slaughter. For in the grim darkness of the far future there is only war!

Assault on Black Reach — (2008) by Nick Kyme. Publisher: The companion novel to the Warhammer 40,000 boxed game Assault on Black Reach tells the story of how the 2nd Company of the Ultramarines, commanded by Captain Sicarius, prosecuted war against the greenskin invaders and their warlord Zanzag. When the planet of Black Reach is invaded by a mighty ork horde, the Ultramarines must act fast. If the orks gain a foothold in the system, they could spread, and threaten the entire sector. As the Ultramarines attack in their righteous fury, the scene is set for a classic battle – one hundred Space Marines versus fifty thousand orks!

Heroes of the Space Marines — (2009) by Nick Kyme and Lindsey Priestley. Publisher: In the grim darkness of the Warhammer 40,000 universe mankind is beset by foes in a galaxy wracked by eternal war. Step forth the Space Marines, superhuman warriors and the ultimate protectors of humanity. Heroes of the Space Marines is an anthology of stories about these brave champions and their dark counterparts, the Chaos Space Marines. This anthology features an Ultramarines series tie-in by Graham McNeill featuring the Iron Warrior Honsou, a prequel story to the forthcoming Salamander series by Nick Kyme, a tie–in to the new Imperial Fists series by Chris Roberson and all–new Deathwatch and Night Lords stories, setting the stars ablaze with the fury of the Space Marines.

Space Hulk — (2009) Publisher: In the darkness of a derelict space hulk, the faith and fury of the Blood Angels are tested to the limit. In this companion novel to the Space Hulk game, a battle is raging between Terminators of the Blood Angels Space Marines and a macabre alien race. But their resolve and skill is pitted against something that haunts their past, because the thousands of foes they face are the same creatures that six centuries ago nearly decimated the Chapter. As a survivor of the earlier massacre, Sergeant Lorenzo has more to prove than any other. Carrying the stigma of the failure, he now fights for personal deliverance and to redeem the Chapter's honour.

Sons of Dorn — (2010) by Chris Roberson. Publisher: Having survived the Imperial Fists brutal recruitment regime, rivals Zatori, du Queste and Taloc advance to the ranks of Scouts. When they join the Imperial Fists in their action on Vernalis, a planet blighted by Chaos, their loyalty to the Emperor and their fortitude in battle will be sorely tested. They must overcome the power of the Roaring Blades Traitor Guard in
order to ensure victory.

Legends of the Space Marines — (2010) An anthology edited by Christian Dunn. Publisher: Space Marines and their evil counterparts, the Traitor Marines, epitomisr the wartorn. Warhammer 40,000 universe. This short story collection focuses entirely on these superhuman warrior, telling high-action tales of heroism and savagery. Combining the talents of Black Library favorite authors such as Mike Lee and Nick Kyme with hot new talent, this collection is not to be missed.

Fear the Alien — (2010) Publisher: The Imperium of Man has many enemies among the stars, but none are reviled so much as the Alien. Across the universe, humanity and thier defenders, the Space Marines, seek to eradicate these threats.  Fear the Alien features some of the Black Library's best-known authors plus exciting new talent with a range of stories about the on-going war with the xenos. The list of authors includes: Dan Abnett, Braden Campbell, Mark Clapham, Aaron Dembski-Bowden, James Gilmer, CS Goto, Andy Hoare, Nick Kyme, George Mann, Juliet McKenna, Steve Parker, Matt Sprange, CL Werner.

Victories of the Space Marines — (2011) An anthology edited by Christian Dunn. Publisher: From planet to planet, the enemies of mankind will stop at nothing to expand their dominion. Worlds are shattered, and their citizens face a desperate fight for survival. There is a hope — superhuman warriors serving the glory of the Emperor, standing proudly in defiance of inhuman foes. These metal-clad giants lay waste to the relentless hordes of xenos invaders and defend humanity against the insidious forces of Chaos. In the remains of their enemies, they stand triumphant. They are the Space Marines. These are their victories.

The Madness Within — (2011) Publisher: Desperate and isolated, Sergeant Estabann and Brother Cordoba of the Crimson Fists Space Marines are hunting the daemon that destroyed their battle-brothers. Their only hope remains with a Librarian on the edge of sanity, a potentially tainted Astartes who they are forced to trust. His psychic abilities can lead them to the daemon, where Estabann and Cordoba can avenge their brothers’ deaths. But is the greatest threat a foul denizen of the warp, or the power contained within a psyker’s mind?