Trencher

Trencher is also the result of experiments, but experiments that were performed on his unborn embryo, along with his two brothers.

Angel Stations by Gary Gibson Mark 2008

Without the imprint of the name Trencher would have recognised it, from its shape alone.

From Place to Place 1910

He is pursuing Trencher, an old friend whose precognitive abilities are by far the most powerful known.

Angel Stations by Gary Gibson Mark 2008

Always, before, he'd touched them, like Trencher had done, laying the hands on and feeling the light spill out.

Angel Stations (excerpt) 2009

Like a star, it seemed to flicker in his subconscious with a thin, pale light, which neither he nor Trencher had ever been able to find appropriate words to describe.

Angel Stations (excerpt) 2009

But it was hard to think of this wraithlike thing that appeared and disappeared as anything remotely human, regardless of what Trencher had taught him.

Angel Stations (excerpt) 2009

I think the other bullet hole gimmick was an issue of Trencher, where Keith Giffen personally shot a hole through a number of copies.

Comic Book Urban Legends Revealed #149 | Comics Should Be Good! @ Comic Book Resources 2008

This was during Giffin's Trencher period, where everyone always stood next to huge piles of rotting garbage.

Valiant Comic Book Alphabet of Cool – P | Comics Should Be Good! @ Comic Book Resources 2008

If y'all don't do Trencher next, one of the most visually experimental comics DC ever published, I'll kick a puppy.

365 Reasons to Love Comics #362 | Comics Should Be Good! @ Comic Book Resources 2007

Trencher, which stands in Main Street, Oxbridge, and Pen with delight and eagerness remarked, for the first time, gownsmen going about, chapel bells clinking (bells in Oxbridge are ringing from morning-tide till even-song) — towers and pinnacles rising calm and stately over the gables and antique house-roofs of the homely busy city.

The History of Pendennis 2006