Orakel #9

Against a backdrop of smoldering ruins and toppled stone monuments, a fierce dark-haired warrior woman dominates the cover of Orakel #9 — clad in battle-worn armor and hoisting a massive war hammer with quiet, assured power. Bertrand Benoît's cover art sets a brooding, mythic tone perfectly suited to the subtitle "De Wolvin" (The She-Wolf), hinting at a story where civilization crumbles and one formidable figure stands at the center of it all. Interior artist Roberto Viacava, inked by himself and colored by Digikore Studios, brings this Belgian fantasy series to what promises to be a gripping ninth chapter.