Pretty Deadly #6

A crimson-clad rider on a spectral, flame-hued horse moves through a blighted wasteland of skeletal trees, lance in hand, while dozens of grasping red hands reach upward from the muddy ground below — it's a haunting, mythic image that sets the tone for Pretty Deadly's second arc beautifully. Emma Ríos's cover work, paired with Jordie Bellaire's atmospheric color palette of deep reds and ghostly blues, gives the scene an almost painterly weight. Kelly Sue DeConnick and her team continue to blend Western folklore with the supernatural in a series that consistently delivers something unlike anything else on shelves in 2015.