28 Days Later #4

The blood-red cover of this 2009 BOOM! Studios release sets an immediately unsettling tone — a figure in a gas mask and tattered dress stands resolute against a mountainous backdrop, machete in hand, with a military helicopter silhouetted in the stormy sky above. Tim Bradstreet's cover art captures the raw, desperate atmosphere of a world where survival demands both protection and a willingness to fight. With Michael Alan Nelson writing and Declan Shalvey on interior art, 28 Days Later #4 looks like exactly the kind of tense, atmospheric horror that fans of the franchise will find hard to put down.