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Cover C Christian Ward Variant · Raw
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About this issue
- Writer
- W. Maxwell Prince
- Artist
- Martín Morazzo
- Colorist
- Chris O'Halloran
- Letterer
- Good Old Neon
- Cover
- Alex Eckman-Lawn, Chris O'Halloran, Christian Ward, Martín Morazzo, and Tyler Boss
- Editor
- Paul Kaminski
- Associate Editor
- Chris Rosa
- Chief Creative Officer
- Jim Lee
- Characters
- Deadman and Lucifer Morningstar
- Cover date
- October 2026
- On sale
- 5 August 2026
- Cover price
- $3.99
- UPC
- 76194139781800331
- Pages
- 32
- Rating
- Teen
THE DEADMAN IN HELL! OR... The third edition of this morbid disquisition concerning the attrition/detrition of the human condition, which, in the weekly tradition, boasts a four-color exhibition on some printer's emission. Here, by order of an anonymous optician, watch closely this vision of our titular apparition (armed, you'll remember, with fresh erudition) try and survive — by another's volition — a dire and dangerous mission through the hissin’, Stygian conditions of putrid and pockmarked Perdition--a kind of new rendition (depicted as a living, breathing country-sized conniption), which is rich in its list of sick compositions: e.g., reason's egregious abolition; a pyrotechnic passel of pernicious seditions; hideous, bulging buck-toothed dentition; admittedly ambitious demonic deglutition... of gargoyles and ghouls in decomposition... not to mention an array of impossible physical positions that a physician might consider the work of magicians. So please accept our contrition for this rude imposition, our addled transmission this ungodly, offset-press parturition--one that we wish some brave obstetrician would bring to fruition its quick decommission.
