Jennifer Blood #24

Dynamite's Jennifer Blood #24 brings Al Ewing's mature-readers series to a quietly unsettling place, captured beautifully in Mike Mayhew's cover: a close-up profile of Jennifer dominates the composition, her expression taut and introspective, while a solitary dark-clad figure stands small against the prison-bar-striped background behind her — a visual tension that feels both personal and threatening. The story title "1965: My Father, the Monster" hints at a deep dive into Jennifer's family history, giving the whole issue a haunted, noir quality that sets it apart. With Kewber Baal on art duties inside, this 2013 installment looks like a compelling chapter for anyone who appreciates crime drama with real psychological weight.