Dia de los Muertos #2
"Mine" delivers a haunting, visually striking chapter in Image’s Dia de los Muertos series, written by Jeff Mariotte and brought to life by Riley Rossmo’s stark, atmospheric art—both in story and on the cover. As Gilberto and his younger brother confront the consequences of their choices, a visit to their grandmother’s grave becomes a chilling reckoning, where the line between memory and nightmare begins to blur.
In "The Skinny One," a corrupt cop haunted by the ghosts of those he wronged must face the truth he’s buried—his dead wife, the only one who sees him clearly, remembers every cruelty he committed. As the spirits of the refugees he sent to their deaths return, his denial begins to unravel in a quiet, chilling reckoning.
In "Hellqueen," Gilberto and his younger brother pay a grim visit to their grandmother’s grave, seeking closure—or perhaps something darker—after a violent favor for their gangster employers. What begins as a quiet moment of remembrance quickly unravels when the earth splits open, unleashing a terrifying presence that forces the brothers to confront a reality far beyond their reckoning.
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