Andy Clarke

The cover: Jad holds his gun high. A normal move for an officer of the Relay, but Jad is doing something different. His face has popped open and within lies the face of Hank Donaldson, the...

The cover: Agent Hunzikker kneels within a warehouse with a gun to his head. His back is to the reader and there are twelve empty shells on the ground. There’s some red coloring around the gun,...

The covers: Three different covers for this phenomenal first issue. The A is by Andy Clarke with Dan Brown and features the monolith, the Relay, that overshadows the city and informs convictions and controls society. Within...

The covers: Andy Clarke with Jose Villarrubia created the A cover. This is a distant aerial view of a warehouse district that shows the doors open to one of the buildings and three police cars and...

The cover: This is not a lineup of the usual suspects. Clone number five is about to take a photograph of, from left to right, Trevor Churchill, Clone number two, Clone number four, and Clone number...

The cover: Clone number Four has just made his swing and yells out the traditional warning in golf. Naturally the man who started this mess, Detective Trevor Churchill, is in the wrong place at the wrong...

The cover: Detective Trevor Churchill sit in the middle of a large bed with red, velvet sheets. To his right is one of his clones, Three — who’s as hippy-dippy as one can get, and to...

The cover: Some things won’t change in the future, according to this cover by Andy Clarke and Marcelo Maiolo. A stall in the men’s room has clone Number Two, or Roger as he prefers, is sitting...

The covers: A trio of covers for this opening installment from AfterShock Comics. The Main cover is by Andy Clarke and Marcelo Maiolo. This frontpiece is what got my attention when I was scanning the shelves....