Exorsisters #4

Issue four of Ian Boothby and Gisèle Lagacé's supernatural series delivers a cover that splits neatly between two worlds: up top, one sister brandishes what looks like a wand while the other steps boldly through a skull-rimmed portal into a blazing beyond, and below, that same daring sister appears framed like a portrait in Hell itself as a snarling, horned demon looms over her amid rising flames. Lagacé's linework gives both the mundane and the infernal equal visual punch, making the dimensional divide feel genuinely thrilling. If you haven't been following Exorsisters, this cover alone — colorist Pete Pantazis bathing the hellscape in deep reds and oranges — makes a pretty convincing argument to start.