Song of the Sirens: Fire #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn Song of the Sirens: Fire #1, writer Janet Hetherington and artist Ronn Sutton introduce a haunting, atmospheric tale with the story "Sons Arising." After leaving a cemetery in search of sustenance, the enigmatic Spinarette finds herself drawn to a jazz club, where a sudden explosion sets her on a violent pursuit—only to discover her prey is not who she thought. Cover by Ronn Sutton captures the issue’s brooding tension, setting the stage for a story steeped in mystery and transformation.
In a shadowed future where technology hums beneath a fractured world, Desiree slips into the heart of the Sons of Armageddon—a militant faction fixated on blaming women for society’s ills. Posing as a recruit, she races against time to steal a crucial data chip, only to stumble upon a deadly plan to assassinate a female vice presidential candidate during a speech in Central Park.
In "Da'kota: Sand Crabs," Jo rides a small, dinosaur-like creature across a desolate, post-apocalyptic wasteland, searching for someone amid the endless sands. As she crosses the barren expanse, massive, crab-like beasts erupt from the ground, forcing her into a desperate fight for survival before she presses on. Letters by Terrybear Studios.
In New Orleans, a desperate young man named Jerry Zynecki confronts Father Philip McKenzie in a church, pouring gasoline over him before setting him ablaze. As he flees, Yvonne LeBlanc—armed with a sword and driven by grief—chases him down and ends his life with a single, precise strike. The moment is interrupted by the sound of clapping, and Yvonne turns to face a mysterious figure in a black suit, top hat, and round sunglasses, watching from the shadows.
In "Silken Seduction," Spinarette, a creature of shadow and silk, leaves a cemetery behind her to hunt in the neon glow of a jazz club. Drawn to a young man who steps into the night, she follows him only to witness the club’s sudden explosion—then pursues a fleeing stranger, believing him to be Minos. What begins as a hunt turns deadly when she discovers her prey is just a homeless man, and in her monstrous form, she feeds. As she reverts to human shape, the man she had abandoned runs toward her—only to be met with a single, lingering kiss before she vanishes. From the shadows, an unknown watcher remains.
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