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Behold, Behemoth is written by Tate Brombal with art by Nick Robles and letters by AndWorld Design The comic is described as "about how a man's fracturing world and monstrous nightmares foreshadow the unthinkable." #gallery-1 { margin: auto; } #gallery-1 .gallery-item { float: left; margin-top: 10px; text-align: center; width: 33%; } #gallery-1 img { border: 2px solid #cfcfcf; } #gallery-1 .gallery-caption { margin-left: 0; } /* see gallery_shortcode() in wp-includes/media.php */ From[...]

A Tiny Onion Substack Premium Subscriber edition of his upcoming The Corinthian comic book Sandman Universe: Nightmare Country #1. James Tynion IV Offers His Own Sandman Variant Covers Through Substack I am absolutely thrilled to debut the ONION CLUB exclusive variant to SANDMAN UNIVERSE: NIGHTMARE COUNTRY #1, with art by the incredible NICK ROBLES, who will be[...]

Written by G Willow Wilson and drawn by Nick Robles, the first issue is scheduled for May 6th That current schedule is, as with everything else, up in the air right now However, DC Comics has now released the variant cover by Bill Sienkiewicz. Bill Sienkiewicz cover to the Dreaming: Waking Hours Bill Sienkiewicz is just the[...]

The joy and awe that the team puts into every page—even when things seem dark—make this story last with you long after you put it down," says Associate Editor David Mariotte. For information on how to secure copies of Canto #1 – available with a regular cover by Zucker and a special variant by Nick Robles[...]

As a result, we are about as clueless as the characters, and we are following them meandering from place to place. There also isn't really a sense of urgency either, so the book has little to actually propel itself forward. Euthanauts #2 art by Nick Robles and Eva de la Cruz Nick Robles' artwork is impeccable though[...]

They talk for a moment and seem to bond, but the woman suddenly hits Thalia in the head with her oxygen tank. Euthanauts #1 cover by Nick Robles IDW's Black Crown imprint continues its proud tradition of Grant Morrison-esque surrealism with the takeoff of Euthanauts #1. The comic starts fairly tame, but things take a bizarre turn once[...]