Deadly Class #42

The third chapter of "Bone Machine" arrives with a cover that pulses with late-eighties energy — a group of young people caught mid-chaos around a burst of firelight, arms raised and mouths open, while a tattooed figure clutches a bottle nearby and shadowy onlookers press in from the edges. Wesley Craig's moody teal-and-gold palette makes the scene feel simultaneously like a party and something far more dangerous, which is exactly the tension Deadly Class does so well. Rick Remender, Craig, and Jordan Boyd continue delivering one of Image's sharpest series for fans who like their 1989 nostalgia laced with genuine menace.