Hellblazer #65

Glenn Fabry's cover for Hellblazer #65 arrests the eye immediately — a young woman stands wind-whipped against a roiling backdrop of fire and smoke, her arms crossed protectively across her chest, her expression caught somewhere between defiance and dread. The image carries the brooding, street-level menace that defined DC's Vertigo imprint in 1993, perfectly suited to Garth Ennis and Steve Dillon's "Fear and Loathing, Part Two: London Kills Me." If you've been following this run, this is exactly the kind of atmospheric, unsettling chapter you won't want to skip.