Hellverine #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThe hellfire keeps burning in issue #2 of Marvel's 2025 Hellverine series, with a cover depicting a powerfully built, bare-chested figure — his face half-consumed by demonic flame, eyes blazing red — as swirling ribbons of fire coil around his fists and spiral tattoo-like markings trace across his skin. It's a visceral image that captures a being caught between raw physicality and supernatural inferno, rendered with intense detail. Benjamin Percy, Raffaele Ienco, and Matt Valenza bring their talents to this series, and this cover promises the dark, brooding energy that makes Hellverine one of 2025's more intriguing Marvel offerings.
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- Released January 22, 2025; cover-dated March 2025; published by Marvel Comics under a Parental Advisory rating.
- Written by Benjamin Percy; interior art, pencils, and inks by Raffaele Ienco; colors by Bryan Valenza; letters by Travis Lanham; main cover by Kendrick 'Kunkka' Lim.
- First appearance of Evan, a post-Krakoa mutant refugee sheltering in X-Force's former Greenhouse base — he dies in the same issue, dragged into Hell.
- First appearance of Celine, another mutant refugee shown in flashback — she also dies in the issue after being demonically possessed.
- Doctor Strange reveals to Akihiro that Mephisto is using the sites of Akihiro's personal tragedies as conduits for hell-magic specifically targeting mutantkind, establishing the series' central X-Men-horror premise.
- The issue is set primarily at X-Force's former Greenhouse base near the North Pole — the same location where Sabretooth killed Akihiro — connecting the ongoing series directly to the 'Sabretooth War' storyline from Percy's Wolverine run.
- Variant covers for the issue were provided by Mahmud Asrar (1:25 incentive), Ario Anindito, and Dan Panosian.
- The issue is collected in the trade paperback 'Hellverine Vol. 1: Lost Highways' (August 2025), which collects issues #1–5 of the ongoing series.
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Reprinted in Hellverine #1 (2025), Hellverine #1 (2025)
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