Ballistic Imagery

Brian Haberlin's Ballistic Imagery is a one-shot from Image Comics, published in 1996, that serves as a showcase for his striking, digitally-painted artwork. The issue presents a collection of pin-up style images and character designs, highlighting Haberlin's pioneering use of computer coloring and his distinct, hyper-detailed visual style during the early digital age of comics. It stands as a brief but notable artifact of Image's mid-90s era, capturing a moment when the publisher was a platform for artists to experiment with new techniques and personal projects.