Fighting against the horrific Tordenkakerlakk, Spider-Man must find a way to overcome a foe that becomes stronger with each defeat.
Fighting against the horrific Tordenkakerlakk, Spider-Man must find a way to overcome a foe that becomes stronger with each defeat.
The covers shown are from Prophet Vol. 4, issues #21–45 (2012–2016), the critically acclaimed reinvention of the 1990s Rob Liefeld character.
This era was led by writer Brandon Graham, with major artistic contributions from Simon Roy, Giannis Milonogiannis, Farel Dalrymple, and others.
Departing from the superhero tone of the original, this volume became a sprawling, post-human space opera spanning centuries and lightyears.
It follows not just one John Prophet but many genetically engineered versions, each awakening on distant worlds to take part in a grand plan to resurrect the Earth Empire.
The storytelling is dense, non-linear, and atmospheric, relying heavily on visual world-building and minimal exposition.
Notable for its expansive alien ecosystems, shifting perspectives, and artistic experimentation, the series maintained a consistent tone while showcasing diverse styles.
Its originality, surreal tone, and depth drew comparisons to European sci-fi like Métal Hurlant.
By its conclusion in issue #45, Prophet stood as one of Image Comics’ most inventive modern sci-fi sagas — a complete, self-contained epic that redefined what a legacy property could achieve.
Cletus Kasady is back to doing what he does best: killing. However, this time he appears to be following someone else's sinister commands. This marks the explosive beginning of the saga that unites Carnage, Venom, and the Scarlet Spider in a deadly confrontation that will shake the Marvel Universe.
He’s been the iconic legend of British comics for 35 years and now a unique collection of the best Judge Dredd cover art will hit stores in September. The Art of Judge Dredd celebrates the most stunning and innovative Judge Dredd-related covers, illustrated by some of the greatest talents in the comic book industry.
With an introduction from Dredd’s co-creator John Wagner, this hardback dust-jacketed book uses original film from the 2000 AD archive to show art from the likes of Mick McMahon, Brian Bolland, Greg Staples, Cam Kennedy, Steve Dillon, and Carlos Ezquerra in all its glory. In a highly-collectable edition, creators, 2000 AD staff old and new, fans, and celebrities all give their views on the stunning and innovative covers that have made comic book history.
Artwork has been re-scanned from original film to produce a fresh new collection - Creators, droids, and celebrities give their views on some of the all-time classic Dredd images - ‘Inside Story’ info boxes give you the background to some of Dredd’s most iconic covers
A must-buy for all fans and collectors!
This series is a continuation after issue #12 of the volume Snake Eyes. After the death of Snake-Eyes the series was rebooted as G.I. Joe Special Missions.
Hot on the heels of the award-winning AMERICAN VAMPIRE: SURVIVAL OF THE FITTEST, return to postwar Europe and the vampire-hunting agency known as The Vassals of the Morning Star!