Grayson #14

This January 2016 issue of DC's spy-tinged series puts Dick Grayson and a blond, scarf-wrapped armed partner back-to-back against a swarm of menacing mechanical spiders, all set against a deeply unsettling oversized face screaming open-mouthed as the backdrop — it's an image that perfectly captures the series' blend of action-thriller tension and surreal dread. Mikel Janín's cover work is viscerally striking, layering the mechanical horror of spider-bots closing in on every side with that haunting, web-framed visage looming above. "A Ghost from the Tomb Part 2," from writers Tim Seeley and Tom King with art by Stephen Mooney and colors by Jeromy Cox, promises the kind of high-stakes espionage storytelling that made this run such a compelling chapter in Grayson's evolution.