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About this issue
- Writer
- Simon Spurrier
- Artist
- Mike Dowling
- Colorist
- Sofie Dodgson
- Letterer
- Hassan Otsmane-Elhaou
- Cover
- Anwita Citriya, Jock, Martin Simmonds, and Mike Dowling
- Editor
- Maggie Howell
- Designer
- Emma Price and Scott Newman
- Logo Design
- Emma Price
- Cover date
- July 2026
- On sale
- 15 July 2026
- Cover price
- $4.99
- UPC
- 81019628027401011
- Pages
- 32
- Rating
- Unknown
Five years ago, a government supercomputer triggered the Singularity: an explosion of technological superintelligence heralding an unimaginable tomorrow. At least, it almost did. Within moments, a failsafe activated. The plug was pulled. The future was aborted. But something leaked in those first picoseconds, through wire and wave. And now? The future fights back. Inexplicable events. Miracles and monsters. Harbingers of revolution…or apocalypse. Minotaur is the tale of Gloria Monday, a photojournalist documenting the lives of those, like her, who are haunted, tortured, and transformed by outbreaks of the future; along with the no-nonsense ex-military muscle who watches her six, and the reformed tech bro secretly bankrolling their global mission to expose it all. From Simon Spurrier (The Flash, John Constantine, Hellblazer: Dead in America) and Mike Dowling (The Amazing Spider-Man, Unfollow) comes Minotaur, an X-Files for the forward-looking era, with science-fiction ideas ripped from the pages of New Scientist, manifesting among human societies in spooky, unsettling ways.