Jim Butcher’s The Dresden Files

The cover: The title character “Wild Card” commands this month’s cover from Carlos Gomez and Mohan. This is the second cover in this series’ history where Harry Dresden doesn’t appear on the cover and it’s fitting,...

The cover: I think this is a first for a Dresden comic book: no Harry Dresden on the cover. That’s fine, because the wizard isn’t in much of this issue, given his tete-a-tete with Lara Raith...

The cover: Harry Dresden is not looking good. He’s on this knees, obviously winded or beaten. His staff is still in his hand, and its runes are glowing, so that means he’s powering it up for...

The cover: Harry’s staff and ring are glowing in an alley. Thomas has got his back with a knife that’s almost a machete, while Murphy is before him with her gun ready. Emerging from the other...

The cover: Stjepan Sejic continues to provide covers for this series and this one has quite a bit of action. The wizard that’s been causing all the problems in this storyline yells in rage as his inner...

The cover: Harry Dresden is following faithful pooch Mouse through the underground corridors of Chicago, followed closely by apprentice Molly Carpenter. None of the characters look happy to be going through the tunnels, with Molly looking...

The cover: This was the closing scene from last issue’s cliffhanger. A magical goo has attached itself to Molly Carpenter’s face and she can’t get it off. The shelves and bricks behind her indicate she’s in...

The cover: Harry’s using his staff to keep this series’ supernatural being from smothering him with one of its mucky hands. I like how the monster is so big it doesn’t fit on the entire cover....

The cover: This is the way to begin a series! Outstanding cover by Stjepan Sejic of Harry Dresden looking shocked as he gazes down at something. His staff crackles with fiery energy. Next to him, crouched...