Animal Man #73
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeFrom DC's Vertigo imprint in July 1994, Animal Man #73 presents one of the run's most quietly unsettling covers: a frightened young child sits hunched and vulnerable, hands pressed to his face, while a massive winged, horned demon crouches behind him in a suffocating embrace — all rendered against a cold blue backdrop of stacked television sets by cover artist Mark Chiarello. The contrast between the small, pale boy and the looming dark creature gives the image a genuinely eerie weight that suits the Vertigo label perfectly. With Jamie Delano writing and Steve Pugh on interior art, this issue — titled "Children and Animals" — promises the kind of unsettling, thoughtful storytelling this series delivered throughout its mature-readers era.
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Buddy and Maxine go on TV to try to explain their new religion.
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