Stranger Things: Kamchatka #3

The penultimate chapter of Dark Horse's Stranger Things: Kamchatka arrives with a cover by Marc Aspinall that oozes Cold War tension — a stern, sharp-featured man dominates the composition, while a Soviet military badge drips with blood-red drops beside a worn photograph of a young soldier, and a lone silhouette stands framed in a glowing doorway below. The muted blues and scattered snowflakes give the whole image an atmosphere of secrecy and unease that fits the Kamchatka setting perfectly. With writing by Michael Moreci, art and inks by Todor Hristov, colors by Dan Jackson, and lettering by Nate Piekos, this four-part series continues to prove that the Stranger Things universe has plenty of compelling stories to tell beyond Hawkins.