Thanos #2

Part two of "Zero Sanctuary" opens with a quietly striking image: a young woman crouched low, face to face with the fallen, helmeted visage of Thanos himself, a sharp beam of white light cutting through the deep crimson darkness between them. The tension in that single moment — vulnerability meeting raw cosmic power — sets a compelling tone for Tini Howard's six-part story, brought to life inside by Ariel Olivetti and colorist Antonio Fabela. Jeff Dekal's cover art does real work here, trading bombast for atmosphere and making you genuinely curious about what connects these two figures on the floor.