Blue Book: 1947 #1

A sharply dressed man stands framed by the massive propeller of a vintage aircraft, holding what appears to be a small object in his hand — cool, composed, and carrying the unmistakable air of someone with a story to tell. Set against a moody blue palette of open skies and tarmac, this opening issue from James Tynion IV and Michael Avon Oeming drops readers squarely into 1947, a year ripe with mystery and postwar intrigue. With lettering by Tom Napolitano and a cover that balances retro style with genuine atmosphere, Blue Book: 1947 #1 is a promising start to what looks like a compelling dive into mid-century strangeness.