Lords of Mars #2

Against a scorched Martian landscape bathed in deep reds and amber light, a powerfully built warrior lunges forward with fierce determination while a woman beside him reaches upward in alarm — both dwarfed by the looming, red-eyed alien presence bearing down on them from above. Alex Ross's painted cover captures that classic pulp-adventure tension perfectly, evoking the grand tradition of sword-and-planet romance with striking, visceral energy. Part two of "The Eye of the Goddess" keeps Dynamite's Burroughs-inspired crossover moving at a confident pace, with Arvid Nelson writing and Roberto Castro on interior art.