Black Science #25
Three years into its reality-hopping run, Black Science #25 finds Rick Remender, Matteo Scalera, and Moreno Dinisio delivering a cover that stops you cold — a vertiginous street-level view looking skyward through a canyon of teal and amber skyscrapers, with a blinding dimensional rift crackling overhead and a lone figure silhouetted against it, hand reaching toward a young woman who stares up in wide-eyed alarm. Surrounding them is a vivid, alien cityscape populated by strange small figures, a robot, a pink creature, and a billboard bearing a familiar face and the words "Black Science," suggesting a dimension where the series itself has become propaganda. Scalera's dynamic composition pulls you right into the dizzying vertigo of the Eververse, and Dinisio's warm golden light against electric greens and blues makes every inch of this cover feel genuinely alive.
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Reprinted in Black Science #5 (2016)
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