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Wild Cards is a series of science fiction superhero shared universe anthologies, mosaic novels, and solo novels written by a collection of authors known as the Wild Cards Trust and edited by George R. R. Martin and Melinda M. Snodgrass. Set largely during an alternate history of post-World War II United States, the series follows humans who contracted the Wild Card virus, an alien virus that rewrites DNA and mutates survivors; those who acquire minor or crippling physical conditions are known as Jokers, and those who acquire superhuman abilities are known as Aces.

Contents

As of the publication of Texas Hold'Em in October 2018, the series consists of twenty-six books. Wild Cards began publication through Bantam Books, under its Spectra imprint, in January 1987. Bantam published the series until 1993 and released twelve installments. Baen Books published three books from 1993 to 1995. From 2002 to 2005, ibooks Inc. published two more installments, including one solo novel. Wild Cards is currently published by Tor Books, an imprint under Macmillan Publishers. As of October 2018, Tor Books had released nine novels. [1] [2]

Several novels were also reprinted. Reprinting rights to the first eight novels were acquired by ibooks Inc. in 2000. The company reissued the first six novels before declaring Chapter 7 bankruptcy shortly after the death of founder Byron Preiss; ibooks' assets were acquired by Brick Tower Press. [3] [4] [5] As of November 2021, Tor Books reprinted the first twelve, sixteenth & seventeenth novel. [6] [7] [8]

Marvel Entertainment has published two Wild Cards mini-series, thirty-two years apart. The first, released via their Epic Comics imprint, was published from September to December 1990 and featured an original storyline based on events that occurred in the early novels. A second limited series, this time adapting stories from the first novel, ran from June through October 2022. [9]

Books

Bantam Books (1987–1993)

Bantam Books, under its Spectra imprint, published twelve books between 1987 and 1993, including two solo novels written by Melinda M. Snodgrass and Victor Milán.

No.TitleOriginal releaseibooks Inc. reprint releaseTor Books release
1Wild Cards
Edited by George R. R. Martin 		January 1987
ISBN   978-0-553-26190-5 [10] 		July 31, 2001 [11]
ISBN   978-0-7434-2380-9 		November 23, 2010 [6]
ISBN   978-0-7653-2615-7
2Aces High
Edited by Martin		April 1987 [12]
ISBN   978-0-553-26464-7 		October 2001 [13]
ISBN   978-1-59687-283-7 		December 20, 2011 [14]
ISBN   978-0-7653-2616-4
  • "Pennies From Hell" by Shiner
  • "Jube" by Martin
  • "Unto the Sixth Generation" by Williams
  • "Ashes to Ashes" by Zelazny
  • "If Looks Could Kill" by Walton Simons
  • "Winter's Chill" by Martin
  • "Relative Difficulties" by Snodgrass
  • "With a Little Help From His Friends" by Milán
  • "By Lost Ways" by Pat Cadigan
  • "Mr. Koyama's Comet" by Williams
  • "Half Past Dead" by Miller
3 [lower-alpha 2] Jokers Wild
Edited by Martin		October 1987 [15]
ISBN   978-0-553-26699-3 		February 2002 [16]
ISBN   978-1-59687-284-4 		February 11, 2014 [17]
ISBN   978-0-7653-2617-1
  • Bagabond by Harper
  • Fortunato by Shiner
  • Jennifer "Wraith" Maloy by Miller
  • Jack "Sewer Jack" Robicheaux by Bryant
  • Roulette by Snodgrass
  • James "Demise" Spector by Simons
  • Hiram Worchester by Martin
4Aces Abroad
Edited by Martin		May 1988 [18]
ISBN   978-0-553-27628-2 		August 27, 2002 [19]
ISBN   978-0-7434-5241-0 		January 13, 2015 [20]
ISBN   978-0-7653-3558-6
  • "The Tint of Hatred" by Leigh (as S. L. Farrell)
  • "From the Journal of Xavier Desmond" by Martin
  • "Beasts of Burden" by Miller
  • "Blood Rights" by Harper
  • "Warts and All" by Kevin Andrew Murphy [lower-alpha 3]
  • "Down by The Nile" by Gail Gerstner-Miller
  • "The Teardrop of India" by Simons
  • "Down in the Dreamtime" by Bryant
  • "Zero Hour" by Shiner
  • "Always Spring in Prague" by Vaughn [lower-alpha 3]
  • "Puppets" by Milán
  • "Mirrors of The Soul" by Snodgrass
  • "Legends" by Cassutt
5Down and Dirty
Edited by Martin		November 1988 [21]
ISBN   978-0-553-27463-9 		January 7, 2003 [22] October 27, 2015 [7]
ISBN   978-0-7653-3559-3
  • "Only the Dead Known Jokertown" by Miller
  • "All the King's Horses" by Martin
  • "Concerto for Siren and Serotonin" by Zelazny
  • "Breakdown" by Harper
  • "Jesus Was an Ace" by Arthur Byron Cover
  • "Blood Ties" by Snodgrass
  • "The Second Coming of Buddy Holly" by Bryant
  • "The Hue of a Mind" by Leigh
  • "Addicted to Love" by Cadigan
  • "Takedown" by Harper
  • "Mortality" by Williams
6 [lower-alpha 2] Ace in the Hole
Edited by Martin		January 1990 [23]
ISBN   978-0-553-28253-5 		February 25, 2003 [24]
ISBN   978-0-7434-5837-5 		October 4, 2016 [8]
ISBN   978-0-7653-3560-9
  • Jack "Golden Boy" Braun by Williams
  • Gregg Hartmann by Leigh
  • Mackie "Mack the Knife" Messer by Milán
  • Sara Morgenstern by Milán
  • James "Demise" Spector by Simons
  • Dr. Tachyon by Snodgrass
7 [lower-alpha 2] Dead Man's Hand
Edited by Martin		July 1990 [25]
ISBN   978-0-553-28569-7 		—June 13, 2017 [26]
  • Daniel "Yeoman" Brennan by Miller
  • Jay "Popinjay" Ackroyd by Martin
8One-Eyed Jacks
Edited by Martin		January 1991 [27]
ISBN   978-0-553-28852-0 		—August 7, 2018 [28]
  • "Nobody's Girl" by Simons
  • "The Tower of Gold and Amber" by Murphy [lower-alpha 4]
  • "Luck Be A Lady" by Chris Claremont
  • "Horses" by Shiner
  • "Snow Dragon" by William F. Wu
  • "Noawadays Clancy Can't Even Sing" by Milán
  • "A Broken Thread in a Dark Room" by Vaughn [lower-alpha 4]
  • "Sixteen Candles" by Leigh
  • "The Devil's Triangle" by Snodgrass
  • "Dead Heart Beating" by Miller
9Jokertown Shuffle
Edited by Martin		August 1991 [29]
ISBN   978-0-553-29174-2 		—April 30, 2019 [30]
  • "The Temptation of Hieronymous Bloat" by Leigh
  • "And Hope to Die" by Miller
  • "The Unintended" by Cherie Priest [lower-alpha 5]
  • "Lovers" by Snodgrass
  • "Madmen Across the Water" by Milán
  • "Unraveling" by Vaughn [lower-alpha 5]
  • "While Night's Black Agents to Their Prey Do Rouse" by Williams
  • "Riders" by Shiner
  • "Nobody Does It Alone" by Simons
10Double Solitaire
Written by Snodgrass and edited by Martin		March 1992 [31]
ISBN   978-0-553-29493-4 		—December 3, 2019 [32]
11 [lower-alpha 2] Dealer's Choice
Edited by Martin		October 1992 [33]
ISBN   978-0-553-29161-2 		—September 1, 2020 [34]
  • Bloat by Leigh
  • Modular Man by Williams
  • Billy "Carnifex" Ray by Miller
  • Tom "The Great and Powerful Turtle" Tudbury by Martin
  • Zelda "Bodysnatcher" by Martin
  • Wyungare by Bryant
12Turn of the Cards
Written by Milán and edited by Martin		January 1993 [35]
ISBN   978-0-553-56152-4 		—November 9, 2021 [36]

Baen Books (1993–1995)

Baen Books published a new triad between 1993 and 1995 subtitled of a New Cycle. In 2002, Martin commented that he felt the triad was creatively "three of the strongest volumes Wild Cards ever had" and that the series "came back strong" after stumbling with a previous storyline; however, he conceded that the triad was "very dark", acknowledging it was a commonly voiced complaint, and that he felt switching publishers was a mistake. [37]

No.TitleOriginal release
13Card Sharks
Edited by Martin		February 1993 [38]
ISBN   978-0-671-72159-6
  • "The Ashes of Memory" by Leigh
  • "Till I Kissed You" by Wu
  • "The Crooked Man" by Snodgrass
  • "A Method of Reaching Extreme Altitudes" by Cassutt
  • "A Wind From Khorasan" by Milán
  • "The Long Sleep" by Zelazny
  • "Cursum Perficio" by Murphy
  • "The Lamia's Tale" by Laura J. Mixon
14Marked Cards
Edited by Martin		March 1994 [39]
ISBN   978-0-671-72212-8
  • "The Color of His Skin" by Leigh
  • "Two of a Kind" by Simons
  • "My Sweet Lord" by Milán
  • "Paths of Silence and of Night" by Harper
  • "Feeding Frenzy" by Williams
  • "A Breath of Life" by Sage Walker
  • "A Dose of Reality" by Mixon and Snodgrass
15 [lower-alpha 2] Black Trump
Edited by Martin		July 1995 [40]
ISBN   978-0-671-87679-1
  • Gregg Hartmann" by Leigh
  • Jack "Popinjay" Ackroyd by Martin
  • Mark "Cap'n Trip" Meadows by Milán
  • Billy "Carnifex" Ray by Miller
  • Zoe Harris by Walker

ibooks Inc. (2002–2006)

In 2000, ibooks Inc. purchased two new installments and the rights to reprint the first eight books of the series; the two new books were published between 2002 and 2006, including a solo novel by John J. Miller. [5] The company filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy in July 2005, shortly after the death of founder Byron Preiss. [3] In December 2006, J. Bolyston & Co. Publishers, parent company of the Brick Tower Press imprint, acquired all of Preiss' assets, including those of ibooks, for $125,000. [4] [5] Brick Tower Press offered e-book versions of its titles, including Deuces Down and Death Draws Five, via Humble Bundle in February 2016. [41]

No.TitleOriginal releaseTor Books release
16Deuces Down
Edited by Martin		June 25, 2002 [42]
ISBN   978-0-7434-4505-4 		January 5, 2021 [43]
  • "Storming Space" by Cassutt
  • "Four Days in October" by Miller
  • "Walking the Floor Over You" by Simons
  • "A Face for the Cutting Room Floor" by Snodgrass
  • "Father Henry's Little Miracle" by Daniel Abraham
  • "Promises" by Leigh
  • "With a Flourish and a Flair" by Murphy
17Death Draws Five
Written by Miller and edited by Martin		February 1, 2006 [44]
ISBN   978-1-59687-297-4 		November 9, 2021 [45]

Tor Books (2008–2022)

Tor Books, an imprint under Macmillan Publishers, published the series in both print and e-book format, releasing thirteen new installments from November 2008 to August 2022.

No.TitleOriginal release
18Inside Straight
Edited by Martin with assistance from Snodgrass		January 22, 2008 [1]
ISBN   978-0-641-91260-3
  • "Johnathan Hive" by Abraham
  • "Dark of the Moon" by Snodgrass
  • "Chosen Ones" by Vaughn
  • "Looking for Jetboy" by Cassutt
  • "Metagames" by Caroline Spector
  • "Star Power" by Snodgrass
  • "Wakes the Lion" by Miller
  • "Crusader" by Martin
  • "The Tin Man's Lament" by Ian Tregillis
  • "Incidental Music for Heroes" by Leigh (as S. L. Farrell)
  • "Blood on the Sun" by Snodgrass
19Busted Flush
Edited by Martin with assistance from Snodgrass		December 9, 2008 [46]
ISBN   978-0-7653-1782-7
  • "Double Helix" by Snodgrass
  • "Coulda, Woulda, Shoulda" by Spector
  • "Just Cause" by Vaughn
  • "Political Science" by Tregillis and Simons
  • "The Tears of Nepthys" by Murphy
  • "Volunteers of America" by Milán
  • "Dirge in a Major Key" by Leigh (as S. L. Farrell)
  • "Mortality's Strong Hand" by Miller
  • "Won't Get Fooled Again" by Milán
  • "A Hard Rain Is A'Going to Fall" by Milán
20 [lower-alpha 2] Suicide Kings
Edited by Martin with assistance from Snodgrass		December 22, 2009 [47]
ISBN   978-0-7653-1783-4
  • Jerusha "Gardener" Carter by Leigh (as S. L. Farrell)
  • Wally "Rustbelt" Gunderson by Tregillis
  • Noel "Double Helix" Matthews by Snodgrass
  • Mark "Cap'n Trips" Meadows by Milán
  • Michelle "Amazing Bubbles" Pond by Spector
  • Johnathan "Bugsy" Tipton-Clarke by Abraham
  • Tom "The Radical" Weathers by Milán
21Fort Freak
Edited by Martin with assistance from Snodgrass		June 21, 2011 [48]
ISBN   978-0-7653-2570-9
22Lowball
Edited by Martin and Snodgrass		November 4, 2014 [49]
ISBN   978-0-7653-3195-3
23 [lower-alpha 2] High Stakes
Edited by Martin and Snodgrass		August 30, 2016 [2]
ISBN   978-0-7653-3562-3
  • Marcus "Infamous Black Tongue" Morgan by Durham
  • Barbara "Babel" Baden by Leigh
  • Bathsheeba "The Midnight Angel" Fox by Miller
  • Francis Xavier "Franny" Black by Snodgrass
  • Michelle "Amazing Bubbles" Pond by Spector
  • Mollie "Tesseract" Steunenberg by Tregillis
24Mississippi Roll
Edited by Martin and Snodgrass		December 5, 2017 [50]
ISBN   978-0-7653-9052-3
  • "In the Shadow of Tall Stacks" by Leigh
  • "Wingless Angels" by Miller
  • "A Big Break in the Small Time" by Vaughn
  • "Death on the Water" by Priest
  • "Find the Lady" by Murphy
  • "Under the Arch" by Levine
25Low Chicago
Edited by Martin		June 12, 2018

A mosaic novel edited by George R. R. Martin assisted by Melinda M. Snodgrass. There are stories from eight authors that were woven into the novel. The stories, in the order of their first appearance in the novel are:

26Texas Hold 'EmNovember 6, 2018

A mosaic novel edited by George R. R. Martin assisted by Melinda M. Snodgrass. There are stories from seven authors that were woven into the novel. The stories, in the order of their first appearance in the novel are:

27Knaves Over Queens
Edited by Martin with assistance from Snodgrass		August 13, 2019
28Joker Moon
Edited by Martin with assistance from Snodgrass		July 6, 2021
29Three Kings
Edited by Snodgrass with assistance from Martin		March 15, 2022

There are stories from eight authors that were woven into the novel.

  • Mary Anne Mohanraj
  • Peter Newman
  • Peadar Ó Guilín
  • Melinda M. Snodgrass
  • Caroline Spector
30Full House
Edited by Martin with assistance from Snodgrass		August 2, 2022

Collects ten stories that had been previously published only on Tor's website or in anthologies outside the Wild Cards series.

  • "When We Were Heros" by Daniel Abraham
  • "Evernight" by Victor Milán
  • "Lies My Mother Told Me" by Caroline Spector
  • "Nuestra Senora de la Esperanza" by Carrie Vaughn
  • "Discards" by David D. Levine
  • "The Elephant in the Room" by Paul Cornell
  • "When the Devil Drives" by Melinda M. Snodgrass
  • "The Atonement Tango" by Stephen Leigh
  • "Prompt. Professional. Pop!" by Walter Jon Williams
  • "How to Move Spheres and Influence People" by Marko Kloos

Bantam Books (2023–present)

Wild Cards returned to its original publisher, Bantam Books, in 2023.

No.TitleOriginal release
31Pairing Up
Edited by Martin with assistance from Snodgrass		July 11, 2023
ISBN   978-0-593-35786-6
  • "Trudy of the Apes" by Kevin Andrew Murphy
  • "Cyrano d'Escargot" by Christopher Rowe
  • "In the Forests of the Night" by Marko Kloos
  • "The Wounded Heart" by Melinda M. Snodgrass
  • "Echoes From a Canyon Wall" by Bradley Denton
  • "The Long Goodbye" by Walton Simons
  • "What's Your Sign?" by Gwenda Bond and Peter Newman
  • "The Wolf and the Butterfly" by David Anthony Durham
32Sleeper Straddle
Edited by Martin with assistance from Snodgrass		February 6, 2024
ISBN   978-0-593-35783-5
  • "Swimmer, Flier, Felon, Spy" by Christopher Rowe
  • "Days Go By" by Carrie Vaughn
  • "The Hit Parade" by Cherie Priest
  • "Yin-Yang Split" by William F. Wu
  • "Semiotics of the Strong Man" by Walter Jon Williams
  • "Party Like It's 1999" by Stephen Leigh
  • "The Bloody Eagle" by Mary Anne Mohanraj
  • "The Boy Who Would Be Croyd" by Max Gladstone

Novellas

Tor Books published an ebook novella in March 2020 as a companion to the novel, "Inside Straight":

Short stories

Tor Books published 23 short stories through its website from January 2013 to July 2022:

One additional short story, "Lies My Mother Told Me" by Spector, was published in the Dangerous Women anthology, also edited by Martin. The anthology was released on December 3, 2013. [74]

Wildcards.com has also published:

Notes

  1. 1 2 3 4 The 2010 Tor Books reprint of Wild Cards, originally published in 1987 by Bantam Books, added stories by Michael Cassut, David D. Levine, and Carrie Vaughn, as well as a story with no listed author. [6]
  2. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Several novels attribute authors by narrating character. Those novels are Jokers Wild, Ace in the Hole, Dead Man's Hand, Dealer's Choice, Black Trump, Suicide Kings, and High Stakes.
  3. 1 2 The 2015 Tor Books reprint of Aces Abroad, originally published in 1988 by Bantam Books, added stories by Kevin Andrew Murphy and Carrie Vaughn. [20]
  4. 1 2 The 2018 Tor Books reprint of One-Eyed Jacks, originally published in 1991 by Bantam Books, added stories by Kevin Andrew Murphy and Carrie Vaughn.
  5. 1 2 The 2019 Tor Books reprint of Jokertown Shuffle, originally published in 1991 by Bantam Books, added stories by Cherie Priest and Carrie Vaughn.

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