Love Everlasting #8

Set in a 1963 kitchen that's quietly coming apart — a pot boiling over in the foreground, eggs frying unattended — this cover by Elsa Charretier frames a domestic scene with an unsettling undertow. A woman in a red dress stands at the window repeating the mantra "I am Joan Peterson, I am a mother and a wife, I love my family," while a mysterious figure in a wide-brimmed hat sits nearby, coldly answering "Liar, liar, pants on fire." Tom King, Charretier, Matt Hollingsworth, and Clayton Cowles continue their hypnotic series with "Too Hip for Love," and the tension between this ordinary suburban tableau and its creeping wrongness makes issue #8 a genuinely compelling addition to one of Image's most distinctive ongoing titles.