Investigation Discovery will introduce Women Who Kill, a new line of true-crime special reports at newsstands this summer. Launched in partnership between Discovery Consumer Products, the licensing arm of Discovery Communications and Topix Media Lab, the inaugural issue is a comprehensive collector’s edition of more than 50 of the most talked-about women who have killed people, from Jodi Arias to Andrea Yates, as well as those who were acquitted for such crime, such as Amanda Knox and Casey Anthony. Each story is presented in Investigation Discovery’s signature high-quality, in-depth reporting style, including an exclusive interview with Casey Anthony’s defense attorney  J. Cheney Mason.

This marks the first publishing deal for the network, which debuted on air in 2008. Women Who Kill is currently available on newsstands nationwide and amazon.com.

Women Who Kill is a 100-page, special-edition magazine that delves into the back stories, criminal investigations, and courtroom dramas behind the most shocking and compelling crimes committed by women. Divided into five sections─Killing for Love, Killing for Money, Killing for Themselves, Killing for Justice and Not Guilty─the publication features psychological and legal analysis about these cases from a panel of Investigation Discovery’s on-air experts: Candice DeLong from Deadly Women and Facing Evil; Darren Kavinoky from Deadly Sins, Breaking Point, and Did He Do It?; and Dr. Michelle Ward from The Mind of A Murderer and Stalked: Someone’s Watching.

The series will continue with new titles hitting stands this summer and fall, each with a different theme. The next edition will be Unsolved Mysteries, featuring analysis from retired Detective Joe Kenda from Homicide Hunter: Lt. Joe Kenda, will hit stands this July.