Gold of the Dead #[nn]

Three armed men dominate this tense cover — a silver-haired figure looming behind two younger gunmen who level their weapons directly at the viewer — while a mysterious woman and a blazing skull-sun symbol smolder in the background alongside a ship on the horizon. The composition, rendered by Yan Le Pon with colors by Marie Avril, crackles with a pulpy, sun-scorched energy that feels equal parts heist thriller and supernatural adventure. Written by Fred Weytens and Silvio Panucci, Gold of the Dead looks like a compelling 2016 dive into danger, greed, and something far stranger lurking beneath the surface.