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Cover: Miguel Mercado

Jim Henson Presents #2

Feb 2025 · Boom! Studios · 5.99 USD
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Jim Henson Presents #2 continues the first ongoing multi-property anthology dedicated entirely to the Jim Henson Company's fantasy universes in comic form, gathering Fraggle Rock, The Dark Crystal, Labyrinth, The Storyteller, and Farscape under a single Archaia banner for the first time. The issue deepens Seanan McGuire and Countandra's multi-part excavation of Skeksis prehistory in The Dark Crystal — one of the few sustained attempts in any medium to build original, canonical lore around those creatures outside the films and Netflix series. By housing a Labyrinth story alongside two distinct Storyteller adaptations (one rooted in an African folk tradition) in the same issue, the series demonstrates that the anthology format can honour Henson's own philosophy of tonal range and cultural breadth within a single pamphlet. Its release on the same day as the second printing of the sold-out first issue signals strong enough reader enthusiasm to sustain multi-chapter serialised storytelling within what might otherwise have been a one-and-done anthology.

Contains 4 stories
The Tortoise and the Feast in the Sky
10 pp
The Future Goblin
4 pp
The Secret Ingredient
5 pp
The Heretic and the Wanderer Part Two
10 pp

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CGC 9.8 · 1 in census $30*
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CGC 9.2 · 1 in census $30*
CGC 9.0 · 1 in census $30*
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History

Jim Henson Presents was announced by BOOM! Studios in partnership with The Jim Henson Company as a four-issue limited series published under the publisher's Archaia imprint, an imprint with a track record of prestige Henson comics including The Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance, The Storyteller, and Labyrinth titles. Issue #1 sold out at the distributor level almost immediately after its January 8, 2025 on-sale date, prompting a second printing with new cover art by Danny Luckert that was released concurrently with issue #2 on February 12, 2025. Shannon Watters — co-creator of Lumberjanes and a former senior editor at BOOM! Studios — served as a central creative architect across the run, with individual stories handled by a rotating roster of writers and artists recruited specifically for each property.

Trivia · 8 facts

  • Released February 12, 2025, by BOOM! Studios under the Archaia imprint — the second of four issues in the limited series.
  • The lead Dark Crystal story continues Seanan McGuire (writer) and Countandra (artist)'s serialised exploration of the secret history of the Skeksis, begun in issue #1.
  • Includes a Labyrinth short story titled 'The Future Goblin,' contributed by writer Lilah Sturges.
  • Features two distinct Storyteller segments: 'The Tortoise and the Feast in the Sky' by writer Shobo and artist V.V. Glass, adapted from an African folk tale, and 'The Secret Ingredient' by Christine Larsen.
  • Brennan Lee Mulligan and Darcie Little Badger also contribute short stories to the issue.
  • Shipped with five cover variants: Cover B by Derek Kirk Kim, Cover C (1:10 incentive) by Cory Godbey as part of a connecting series, Cover D (1:20 incentive) by Lisa Sterle, Cover E (Cory Godbey connecting virgin), and Cover F (one-per-store) by Miguel Mercado.
  • Issue #2 went on sale the same day as the second printing of the sold-out issue #1, with the reprint featuring new cover art by Danny Luckert.
  • The complete series (#1–4) was subsequently collected in a trade paperback edition published by Penguin Random House.

Full credits

writer Shobo
artist, inker, colorist V. V. Glass
letterer Jim Campbell
cover pencils, inks Miguel Mercado

Variants (5)

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