Fury Max #11

Issue eleven of Garth Ennis and Goran Parlov's unflinching MAX series arrives with a Dave Johnson cover that pulls no punches: a massive, stone-faced figure in a white tank top looms over a blood-soaked chaos of crimson handprints, beneath which a one-eyed man — battered and half-submerged in red — stares up with grim defiance. The stark orange background and that cascade of bloody hands set a tone that is equal parts haunting and visceral, perfectly suited to a series that has always treated the costs of war with brutal honesty. Lee Loughridge's color work gives the whole image a raw, painterly weight that makes this penultimate chapter feel like it's building toward something genuinely heavy.