Powers #33
Part three of the "Forever" arc arrives in this 2003 Image series, with the cover by Michael Avon Oeming depicting two ancient warriors — a fierce woman brandishing a sword overhead and a powerfully built man lunging forward — set against a blazing orange backdrop that pulses with mythic energy. The clean, bold linework Oeming brings to these figures gives them a timeless, almost legendary quality, hinting that Powers is venturing somewhere far deeper into history than its modern detective roots. Brian Michael Bendis and Oeming make a compelling creative pairing, and this issue looks like a rich chapter in what promises to be an ambitious story.
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Reprinted in Voltron: Defender of the Universe #3 (2003), Powers #7 (2004), Powers: The Definitive Collection #3 (2009), Powers #7 (2013), Powers Omnibus #1 (2015), Powers #3 (2019)
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