That Texas Blood #7

A new story arc kicks off in That Texas Blood #7, and Jacob Phillips's cover sets an immediately unsettling tone — a bruised and bloodied man in a red flannel shirt stands at the center of a grim tableau that includes a stern lawman in a cowboy hat, a wounded young Black man, a priest with clasped hands, an older woman clutching a photograph, a shadowy figure in a hat near a gravestone, and the chilling silhouette of a red-robed Klansman looming beside a cross. Written by Chris Condon with art, inks, and colors all by Phillips, "Eversaul, 1981 - Part One" promises a morally tangled Southern noir steeped in the tensions and darkness of its era. If you've been looking for a crime series with genuine weight and atmosphere, this is a compelling place to jump on.