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Exclusive Look At The Spirit, Project Superpowers: Blackcross And More Shipping In August
We have an exclusive first look at the pulp titles from Dynamite Entertainment that will be shipping in August. They include the second issue of Will Eisner's The Spirit and the final issue of Warren Ellis' take on Project Superpowers: Blackcross.
Justice, Inc.: The Avenger #3
Cover: Francesco Francavilla Writer: Mark Waid Art: Ronilson Freire
The secret of the Invisible Death is revealed–but not before it claims one of Benson's own teammates in a tragedy that will tear Justice, Inc. asunder! To his horror, the Avenger realizes he may not be New York's only master of disguise!
Masks 2 #5 (OF 8)
Covers: Butch Guice and Jae Lee Writer: Cullen Bunn Art: Eman Casallos
The Red Death has sprung a dangerous trap, scattering our masked heroes through time. From the prehistoric era to the post-apocalyptic future, the Shadow, Green Hornet, Peter Cannon, Miss Fury, and others face dinosaurs, murderous masqueraders, and mutants! Along the way, they uncover the terrible truth about the Red Death.
Project Superpowers: Blackcross #6 (OF 6)
Covers: Tula Lotay and Declan Shalvey Writer: Warren Ellis Art: Colton Worley
The American Spirit is in Blackcross. Six haunted people are in his murderous path. This is where it ends.
Will Eisner'S The Spirit #2
Cover: Eric Powell Writer: Matt Wagner Art: Dan Schkade, Brennan Wagner
With Central City feeling the vacuum left by The Spirit's long disappearance, Ebony and Sammy set out to find out what happened to their old friend. Their trail takes them to familiar surroundings and in pursuit of one of the masked vigilante's most nefarious foes. Meanwhile, both Commissioner Dolan and his daughter Ellen must face obstacles of their own. This all new series celebrates the 75th anniversary of Will Eisner's iconic character, scripted by Eisner Award-winner Matt Wagner with interior art by the team of Dan Schkade and colorist Brennan Wagner and a cover by Eric Powell.