Swords of Sorrow

The cover: This is how you introduce your heroes to an audience! A gust of wind has blown the cap off of the Black Sparrow, her ponytail trailing after it. The turn of the Sparrow’s head...

The covers: The artist on the Main cover, the A, is one of my favorite illustrators of Dejah Thoris, Jay Anacleto, and it’s colored by one of the best colorists in the business, Ivan Nunes. This cover...

The covers: A pair of covers that hit you like a sonic scream. The Main cover is by interior artist Annie Wu. Dinah Lance has gone to one knee on stage while her band, Black Canary,...

The cover: In the foreground Jennifer has her pistol drawn to go after the reader. Behind her is Vampirella, looking anxious for blood to be spilt. In the background is a weeping angel leaning over a...

The covers: Vampirella is taking out the T-rex in violent fashion on the A cover from Tula Lotay. The vampiress has a frenzied look on her face as she repeatedly slashes the thunder lizard on his...

The covers: Dynamite Comics is not going small with this first issue mega-crossover series: there are 27 covers to collect. The A cover is by J. Scott Campbell with colors by Nei Ruffino. It features Vampirella...

The cover: Jennifer pulls her gun from her holster as Vampirella comes at from behind, against a blood red moon with several red silhouettes of bats beside it. I’ve been impressed with Billy Tan’s work on...