#jenny frisson

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The Sandman: Nightmare Country — The Glass House #1 Variant, by Jenny Frisson.

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KNOW YOUR STATION #1 Available Today!

It's here!! KNOW YOUR STATION, a brand new five-issue limited series I created alongside the brilliant Liana Kangas, is in comic shops today!!

KNOW YOUR STATION #1 features main cover art by Liana Kangas, with some amazing variant covers by Jenny Frisson, Tula Lotay, Becca Carey, and Jenn Woodall. We sold out our first printing ahead of release and are going into a second printing with yet another stunner of a cover from Jahnoy Lindsay!! 

KNOW YOUR STATION is a 5-issue miniseries that takes place on a space station called The First Resort, where Earth's 1% have moved to escape global climate collapse. That's right: space is no longer the one place that hasn't been corrupted by capitalism. When the wealthiest residents of the space station start getting murdered in increasingly gruesome and elaborate ways, the station staff has to figure out if there's a killer in their midst... and if it's really worth trying to stop them.

In addition to my writing and Liana's art and these objectively kickass covers, we've got colors from Rebecca Nalty and letters by Cardinal Rae. This is my first time working with Rebecca and honestly I screamed when I saw their colors for the first time. The things they do with pink are unreal. Cardinal Rae lettered my first original comic series, EAT THE RICH, so I knew to expect great things from them for this project - but they still managed to knock my socks off. I am so proud of what we’ve made together, and I just know you’re going to love it.

Check out a preview, then head to your local comic shop and pick up a copy while you can!! If you don’t have a local comic shop, then go to the BOOM! Studios webstore to grab a copy! If you prefer digital, KNOW YOUR STATION #1 is available at comiXology, and Google Play.

The 1% might think space is a refuge away from the horrors they’ve created on Earth, but remember… we won’t be trapped on the space station with them. They’ll be trapped up there with us.

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The signs as Jenny Frisson illustrations

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SOMETHING IS KILLING CHILDREN 1 JENNY FRISSON FOC VARIANT

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X-Men Red #8

[detectivenightwing]

Jenny Frisson is a god at comic covers.

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Wonder Woman (Vol 5) #9

Writer - Greg Rucka

Art - Liam Sharp

Cover - Liam Sharp & Laura Martin

Variant Cover - Jenny Frisson

"The Lies" Part 5

Back from Bwunda, the team gets some down time. During that time, Steve and Diana get the chance to discuss what might be in store for them in the present, and the future.

There's actually a lot going on in this issue. Dr. Minerva and Etta work with the resources of ARGUS to find some clue as to how you might get to Themyscira. Minerva has some big theories about "Paradise Island" and how Wonder Woman has been able to go back and forth all this time. Lots of letter column and forum fodder here, I'm sure! All in good fun! Nice to see them working the problem together, but there is a greater mystery still brewing in the background. More next issue as this story comes to a close, I'm sure.

The true focus of this issue is a romantic one - the reconnection of Diana and Steve Trevor. After spending the New 52 years romantically entwined with Superman, Diana now finds herself available again after the death of that version of the Man of Steel. She and Steve are drawn together, and have a lovely scene beginning to build the bridges of a new relationship.

For the past several issues I've praised Liam Sharp for his moody and creepy jungle scenes, but here he proves that he can also hit the high notes of a beautiful beach sunset and a cinematic clinch that could grace the cover of a romance novel. The pages with Diana and Steve are really beautiful and well formatted - made all the better by the magnificent color work of Laura Martin.

While this issue is a bit of a pause before the finale, it's still a great chapter in the overall story and will give Wonder Woman fans goosebumps.

[draconian62]

X-Men Red #8