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Something is Killing the Children #49 by James Tynion IV, Werther Dell’Edera and Miquel Muerto. Variant covers by (1) Noah Dao, (2) Ito, (3) Emma Ríos, (4) Bob Quinn, (5) Simon Gane and (6) Jacen Burrows. Main cover (7) by Dell’Edera. Out in July.
"It’s the last issue before an unforgettable milestone for the award-winning series!
Despite the odds stacked against her, Erica has successfully killed the monsters terrorizing Valmont Lodge—but at what cost?
The House is seeking a status report now that the deed is done, but what will that mean for Jessica Slaughter?
Prepare yourself as the Summer of Slaughter delivers a can’t-miss issue in anticipation of the milestone issue #50!"
Armored Core VI playthrough
#OTD in 2013:
Jack: “Where are you going, Sharon? Why is everyone leaving? Hey! Hey! Sharon! You cannot question my client without my permission! If you think I'm gonna let you run roughshod over the law because of our relationship, you're in for a big surprise.”
Sharon: “You are the one who takes this relationship for granted, Jack! As you're about to see!”
#MajorCrimes #RulesOfEngagement
Matt: I’m not Daredevil I swear
Peter: Hey Daredevil I need a little dare-help could you get in the costume and fight crime Daredevil
The Amazing Spider-Man (Vol. 3) - Issue #677
Waid | Rios
A guest post by Emma Ríos
Hello, Emma here. Most of you know me from PRETTY DEADLY.
My new graphic novel, Anzuelo, is on sale from Image Comics next month and Kelly Sue has invited me here to tell you a little about it. I'll be heading to Thought Bubble after it's released.
Anzuelo is a love letter to the Sea. Toxic love born out of mesmerizing fear.
Originally, it was a classic sea-horror story on a boat, with a focus on the crew. While looking to understand how those tight spaces—12 people in a 29 meter long schooner—worked, I ended up sailing several times. The intimacy and deep sense of solitude in open waters were unexpected and fascinating...
Blacking Out art gallery
[PREVIEW] Anzuelo HC (November 6, 2024)
writer, artist, letterer and cover artist: Emma Rios | publishing company: Image Comics
synopsis: The Sea, secretly more complex than anyone imagined, rises one day. The horizon folds as the Sea absorbs the world and transforms everything that's been pulled inside it. Three kids find themselves unmoored and lost, but brought together by the physical and mental changes wrought by the tides and a desire to avoid harming any living creature.