8House #3
by Xurxo G. Penalta
by Xurxo G. Penalta
The level of detail here is simply superb, and the contrast in color is really nice. This one is about as intriguing as covers get!
The Dark Tower: The Drawing of Three: The Lady of Shadows #1
by Nimit Malavia
by Nimit Malavia
While it also wins the award for most unnecessarily long title, this cover is pretty fantastic. It’s gory and unnervingly erotic, with a lot of interesting design elements going on. Certainly one of the most eye-catching on stands this week.
Aliens Vampirella #1
by Gabriel Hardman
by Gabriel Hardman
Hartman is really excellent at riding a fine line between realism and impressionism, and it makes for a seriously cool cover here. The perspective also lends the image a sense of being immense!
Dark Corridor #2
by Rich Tommaso
by Rich Tommaso
I love when a cover takes this sort of classic approach, opting to sort of tell a story in silent montage style. Gorgeous and wonderful!
Detective Comics #44
by Cliff Chiang
by Cliff Chiang
Oh my God, who would not read this ongoing series? The retro style, framing, and beautiful colors make this one a shoe-in, and one of my favorites of the year so far!
Material #4
by Tom Muller
by Tom Muller
Miracle man by Gaiman and Buckingham #1
by Mark Buckingham
by Mark Buckingham
Plutona #1
by Emi Lenox
Lenox has a style that is very complementary to Lemire’s, which should make this series quite interesting. But the cover: the character work is very nice, and the purple watercolor background really adds a sense of ominous mystery to the scene.by Emi Lenox
Star-Lord and Kitty Pryde #3
by Yasmine Putri
by Yasmine Putri
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