Dust to Dust #6

JG Jones's painted cover for Dust to Dust #6 is a genuinely unsettling composition — two enormous hares dominate the foreground, their glassy eyes fixed outward, while two small children huddle in the middle distance clutching a doll, all overshadowed by a figure in a gas mask standing among bare, skeletal trees. The color palette shifts from warm earthy browns in the rabbits to a cold, desaturated gray in the background, giving the whole scene a dreamlike dread that feels equally rooted in rural folk horror and mid-century unease. If this six-issue Image series from Jones and Phil Bram has been building toward something, this cover suggests the final chapter arrives with plenty of quiet menace to spare.