What's Happening?
Robert Kirkman, renowned for co-creating 'The Walking Dead' and 'Invincible', is making a return to the superhero genre with a new comic series titled 'Terminal'. Announced at the ComicsPro annual meeting in Glendale, California, the series is set to be released by Image Comics and Skybound on July 22. Kirkman has teamed up with writer Joe Casey and artists Andy Kubert, David Finch, and Arthur Adams for this project. 'Terminal' will explore a secret war between two superhuman forces, with a storyline centered around a woman's quest to find her missing sister. The series promises to be a thrilling addition to the comic book world, with Skybound promoting it as the 'Most Violent and Unpredictable Comic of the Year'.
Why It's Important?
Kirkman's return to superhero
comics is significant due to his influential role in the comic book industry, particularly with his previous successes like 'The Walking Dead'. This new series, 'Terminal', not only marks his return but also brings together a team of highly respected artists, which could attract a wide audience and potentially set new trends in the genre. The involvement of artists like Andy Kubert, known for his work on 'X-Men' and 'Batman', and David Finch, adds a layer of prestige and anticipation. This development could impact the comic book market by drawing in both long-time fans and new readers, potentially boosting sales and interest in superhero narratives.
What's Next?
The first issue of 'Terminal' is scheduled for release on July 22, and it will feature variant covers and a special blind bag program, offering fans a chance to collect rare items. As the release date approaches, promotional activities and previews are likely to increase, building anticipation among fans. The success of the initial issues could lead to further expansions of the series or adaptations into other media, such as television or film, given Kirkman's track record. The comic book community will be watching closely to see how 'Terminal' is received and whether it influences future superhero storytelling.
