Midnight, Mass: Here There Be Monsters #6

The final chapter of Vertigo's Midnight, Mass: Here There Be Monsters arrives with a cover by Tomer Hanuka that commands attention: a towering, red-skinned demon in a black suit looms at the center, its tentacled head and blood-slicked claws dominating the composition, while below, a wide-eyed woman and a lone man pick their way through a landscape of utter devastation — collapsed buildings, scattered debris, a town reduced to ruin. It's a striking visual promise that John Rozum and Paul Lee's six-part story has been building toward something genuinely harrowing. A fitting capstone to a mature-readers series that never shied away from the dark corners of its world.