Pacific Rim: Final Breach Vol 1 Review

 

Pacific Rim: Final Breach Vol 1 Review

Writer: Joshua Hale Fialkov

Artist: E J Su

Colorist: Rebecca Good

Letterers: Richard Starkings, Tyler Smith & Jimmy Betancourt

Cover Artist: Cat Skaggs

Publisher: Legendary Entertainment

Price: $19.99 US

Release Date: May 5, 2026

 

They invaded his world and wreaked destruction on civilization. Yet the kaiju fascinated Dr Newton Geisler. So, as his friend Hermann Gottlieb used math to predict the Precursors' appearances, Newt sought to understand their motivations. But when he shared a kaiju's mind, Newt emerged changed. And after Raleigh Becket sealed the Breach, Newt helped the aliens find another way to invade our world. How will Humanity ensure the Precursors never attempt to terraform Earth again? And can anyone touched by the kaiju retain their Humanity? Let's suit up, leap inside Pacific Rim: Final Breach Vol 1, and see!

 

Story

After defeating a Category Six kaiju on the slopes of Mount Fuji, Jake Pentecost tells Newt that Humanity is taking the fight to the Precursors. But Newt had subverted Ms Shao's army of automated Jaegers, and the Shatterdome needs time to rebuild. Six months later, General Jake Pentecost is itching to lead a team into the breach to attack the Precursors' world. But Marshal Nate Lambert and Ms Shao prize his piloting experience and leadership abilities too highly to risk him in the operation.

 

When the Shatterdome invasion fails, Pacific Rim: Final Breach Vol 1 picks up five years later. Once again, Pentecost and his team struggle to achieve their objectives. They lose pilots and Jaegers. This time, government leaders don't try to build shield walls to guard coastlines. Still, people around the world begin to question the Shatterdome's role in protecting Earth.

 

In Joshua Hale Fialkov's story, Newt becomes a cautionary tale for how he turned against his kind. Yet along with the mental connection, a physical transformation occurs when Humans interact with the kaiju. And knowing how infectious a link with the kaiju can be, the leadership keeps its plans close to its chest, reluctant to share them even with its most experienced and trusted personnel in Pacific Rim: Final Breach Vol 1.

 

Art

While Ms Shao, Nate Becket, Jake Pentecost, Hermann Gottlieb, and Dr Newton Geisler retain the spotlight, the young bucks who helped Jake defy the Precursors' terraforming project fall by the wayside. Jake works more with the people who run the Shatterdome than the pilots who protect the world. And when one of Humanity's greatest defenders returns to resume his duties, the doctors want to know why he could exit the breach without a kaiju to unlock it.

 

As E J Su packs pages with familiar characters and powerful new kaiju, Rebecca Good adorns the furious action and two-page spreads with a loaded palette. Direction lines channel the energy of battles and otherworldly invasions as Jaegers defend Humanity against the monsters in Pacific Rim: Final Breach Vol 1.

 

Richard Starkings, Tyler Smith, and Jimmy Betancourt fill white dialogue balloons with black uppercase letters. Off-camera dialogue fills color-coded narrative balloons, while radio transmissions fill stars. Shaky letters fill edgy balloons as the Precursors reveal their ability to control the intelligent but unwise, while large colored dialogue accompanies heightened emotions. Thanks to Legendary Comics for providing a review copy.

 

Final Thoughts

Humanity had a plan. Yet once again, the Precursors demonstrated how they have repeatedly conquered worlds. Jake lost his father, sister, and students battling kaiju. Raleigh Beckett lost his older brother and a woman he loved. Now, as a new era of the film franchise begins, these two legendary warriors meet to see if together they can free Humanity from the Precursor threat in Pacific Rim: Final Breach Vol 1.

 

Rating 8.6/10

 

For more, see Legendary Entertainment 2026 Publishing Slate. 

Nightwing #143 Preview

 

As Mayor Bernard Bisogni’s superhighway rips apart Blüdhaven, he breaks up a family to get Prosecutor Eastbourne off Nightwing's back. Perhaps Bisogni thinks he owns Nightwing now. But Dick Grayson refuses to let anyone control him. He yearns to remove the cause of his community’s distress. But then, circumstances bring him back to Gotham.

 

Can Nightwing prevent more of Poison Ivy’s spores from turning people into psychopaths in Blüdhaven? And can he do any good in Gotham as Vandal Savage’s TUCO squads hunt for the Bat-family, and Savage’s “Rat Out the Bat” program turns people into bounty hunters?

 

Here's all the info from DC Connect:

 

 

Nightwing #143: Bad Seeds Week 9 Part 3 Preview

Writer: Dan Watters

Artist: David Lapham

Cover Artist: Jorge Fornés

Variant Cover Artists: Riley Rossmo & Seba Fiumara

Bad Seeds Spot Foil Variant Cover Artist: David Nakayama

Clayface Movie Variant Cover Artist: Rafael Albuquerque

Publisher: DC Comics

Issue Length: 32 Pages

Price: $4.99 US | Variant $5.99 US (Card Stock) | Variant $7.99 US (Foil)

Release Date: 10/21/26

 

 

Batman’s Prodigal Son

Returns To Gotham—But Is It Too Late?

A Batman: Bad Seeds Tie-In!

 

 

With Robin by his side and the plants of Bad Seeds spreading through Gotham City, Nightwing realizes an old foe is attempting to use this night’s chaos to settle a grudge. But with so much water under the bridge, can the two boy wonders still work together as they used to? Or are the good old days really gone for good?

 

 

Now, let's take a look inside:

 

 

 

 

Thanks to DC Comics for sharing this preview with us.

For Nightwing's desperate race to stop a truck loaded with explosives from reaching Gotham, see Nightwing #142: Bad Seeds Week 4 Part 4 Preview 

For what happened to Prosecutor Eastbourne's ultimatum, see Nightwing #141 Review. 

For Dick Grayson's conversation with Cannibal Colm, see Nightwing #140 Preview. 

For Dick Grayson's team-up with Dr Benas Sereika see my review of Nightwing #139. 

For Dick Grayson's team-up with Starfire, see my review of Nightwing #138.

For Dick Grayson's team-up with Batman, see my preview of Nightwing #137.

For Dick Grayson's encounter with the witch of the crossroads, see my preview of Nightwing #136. 

For Batman's team-up with Dr Benas Sereika, see my review of Batman: Dark Patterns #1. 

 

Wonder Woman #38 Preview

 

It should have been a day like any other. Diana was teaching her daughters how to deal with monsters. Then, he returned. Suddenly, Steve Trevor was there in the cavern with her, along with a young woman who claimed to be her daughter. And like Han Solo in the Carbon Freeze chamber, Steve assured Diana that words were unnecessary.

 

But someone followed Steve and Elizabeth. The woman uses a power ring to pluck baby Lyssa from her back. And suddenly, Diana’s past and future converge with her present. Is a younger, confused Diana a match for the Matriarch after her trials on the River Phlegethon? And despite her sacrifice in the Temple of the Moirai, can Diana escape the Fates’ plans for her?

 

Here's all the info from DC Connect: 

 

Wonder Woman #38 Preview

Writer: Tom King

Artist & Cover Artist: Daniel Sampere

Variant Cover Artists: David Nakayama, Ariel Diaz, & Karen S. Darboe

Kingdom Come 30th Anniversary Variant Cover Artist: Jenny Frison

Publisher: DC Comics

Issue Length: 32 Pages

$4.99 US | Variant $5.99 US (Card Stock)

Release Date: 10/21/26

 

 

Amazons United!

 

 

With two strangers in their midst, the Amazons have locked down Themyscira hoping to get to the truth. Man’s World has not been kind to them after their troubles with the Sovereign, and even Steve Trevor is no match for the might of Queen Nubia and her army. Can Diana keep the peace as the Matriarch plots her course to victory in the present?

 

 

Now, let's take a look inside:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Thanks to DC Comics for sharing this preview with us.

For how the Matriarch passes through the Fates' crucible, see Wonder Woman 2026 Annual: Wonder War—The Matriarch Special #1 Review. 

For the Ferryman's views on life and the Amazons' hunger for death, see Wonder Woman #37 Review. 

For the second half of Steve's story about falling in love with Diana, see Wonder Woman #36 Review.

For the first part of Steve's tale, see Wonder Woman #35 Preview. 

For Diana's battle with Lyssa in the Temple of the Moirai, see my review of Wonder Woman #34.

For what happened before that, see my preview of Wonder Woman #33. 

For what happened before that, see my review of Wonder Woman #32. 

For how The Wonder War began, see my preview of Wonder Woman #31. 

 

 

Legion of Super-Heroes #2 Review

 

Legion of Super-Heroes #2 Review

Writer: Joshua Williamson

Artist: Hayden Sherman

Colorist: Tamra Bonvillain

Letterer: Hassan Otsmane-Elhaou

Cover Artists: Hayden Sherman & Tamra Bonvillain

Variant Cover Artists: Alex Eckman-Lawn; Hayden Sherman & Ulises Arreola; Jonboy Meyers; Yasmine Putri

Editors: Chris Rosa & Paul Kaminski

Publisher: DC Comics

Price: $3.99 US | Variant $4.99 US (Card Stock)

Release Date: October 14, 2026

 

A thousand years from now, the United Planets are struggling. On Earth, R. J. Brande spearheaded efforts to help troubled planets remain in the union. Yet while the rich man sought to help stabilize the UP, he secretly researched a forbidden topic. In a galactic society where Super-Heroes are illegal, Brande sought to learn what he could about them. Yet on distant planets like Winath, young people like Garth yearn to use their unregistered superpowers to safeguard their societies.

 

His partner may wish Brainiac One of Five would stick to investigating paying jobs. Still, Tenzil helps his partner break into R. J. Brande’s office. Why does the United Planets fear unregistered Super-Heroes? And what did Brande hope to accomplish? Let’s lose any nearby Persuaders, leap into Legion of Super-Heroes #2, and see!

 

Story

After deactivating the robot guard and accessing Brande’s surveillance records, Brainiac learns who killed the United Planets Council member. Then the Persuaders arrive. The UP police don’t want anyone to know about R. J. Brande's secret and illegal obsession.

 

While Legion of Super-Heroes #2 follows Brainiac's search for the truth, the story checks in with Rokk Krinn and Imra. It also links the disgraced Magnoball player on Braal with the Princess of Titan. But the primary focus remains on how Brainiac and Tenzil’s investigation of R. J. Brande’s death links with Garth and Ayla’s reunion with their older brother. Mekt’s retelling of his recent adventures enthralls Garth. Yet his sister worries their older brother could damage their family's future.

 

Joshua Williamson’s story reveals the power factions that rule the struggling interstellar society. It also shows how the authorities rule their worlds with an iron hand. As a truly omnivorous Bismollian, Tenzil may hunger for the Persuaders’ armor. Yet Brainiac’s thirst for the truth antagonizes the people who control the narrative. When the private detectives and the Persuaders discover that Mekt killed R. J. Brande, both parties race across the galaxy to question him first. Yet what a telepathic princess on Saturn’s richest moon has discovered could be even more important than R. J. Brande’s repository of Super-Hero knowledge in Legion of Super-Heroes #2.

 

Art

Amid Earth's rounded towers, the circular Persuaders emblem adorns a cracked tablet. As circles or partial circles frame events on Earth, the Persuaders' masks bear a frown. The leader swoops through the sky on wings, while Princess Imra's jacket evokes feathers. Yet on Winath, diagonal lines and diamond patterns define pages as Mekt reunites with his siblings. On Braal, circular panels show glowing circles surrounding Rokk's hands. On Titan, symbols in white circles represent Princess Imra's psychic communication with her elders.

 

As Hayden Sherman weaves the tapestry of life across the United Planets, Tamra Bonvillain adorns Legion of Super-Heroes #2 with a vibrant palette. While Garth and Ayla wear blue and yellow, their red hair links them to their blonde brother’s red-and-green costume. As violet-and-indigo Rokk works on his orange world, Princess Imra walks past orange columns to behold her violet-and-indigo city. While the blue Persuaders seek to crush hope in unlicensed Super-Heroes, Brainiac One of Five's red-and-green skin links him with Mekt’s costume. Yet his violet-and-indigo clothes link him with Rokk Krinn and Princess Imra.

 

Hassan Otsmane-Elhaou fills white balloons with black uppercase letters. Intonation emboldens words. Lowercase letters convey lowered voices. Raised voices swell letters, change text color, and deform balloons. While Brainiac One of Five speaks white letters into red rectangles, the Persuaders speak black letters into light-blue boxes. Yellow letters with red outlines identify places, while violet words in white shapes interest one character. Yet as sound effects enhance the detectives' flight and aspiring Super-Heroes' fight, one non-Persuader's offscreen comment appears as black uppercase letters in a blue box. Thanks to DC Comics for sharing this story with us.

 

Final Thoughts

The United Planets struggle to govern so many solar systems. Anyone with superpowers must register with the authorities, and only the oppressive Persuaders can legally use them. Either R. J. Brande forgot that Super-Heroes nearly destroyed their society, or he began to question his government’s official history. Either way, now he's dead. And anyone he interacted with could become the Persuaders' next target in Legion of Super-Heroes #2.

 

Rating 9.8/10

 

To look inside see Legion of Super-Heroes #2 Preview.

 

For how this series started, see Legion of Super-Heroes #1 Preview. 

Absolute Flash #20 Preview

 

Ray Palmer founded Star Labs along with Silas Stone, Sam Scudder, and Barry Allen. But then, the scientists’ egos tore them apart. Barry Allen went to work for Dr Elenore Thawne at Fort Fox where Rudy West and his son Wally lived. But then, Barry Allen died while investigating Still Point for Elenore Thawne.

 

Like Barry Allen, Ray Palmer was supposed to be dead. But when Dr Elenore Thawne sends DEO Agent Hunter Zolomon to kill Wally West, Barry’s late colleague arrives to rescue him. If Ray Palmer has defied death, was Barry’s “time glitch” warning not to rescue Rudy West from Still Point as real as Abra’s nightmarish illusions? And how can Wally West help Ray Palmer understand the universe better?

 

Here's all the info from DC Connect: 

 

 

Absolute Flash #20 Preview

Writer: Jeff Lemire

Artist: Haining

Cover Artist: Nick Robles

Variant Cover Artists: Derrick Chew, Marcio Takara, & Ryan Benjamin

Publisher: DC Comics

Issue Length: 32 Pages

Price: $4.99 US | Variant $5.99 US (Card Stock)

Release Date: 10/21/26

 

 

Meet The Absolute Atom!

 

 

After his near-death experience in Iron Heights, the Flash is taken into the subatomic realm of Ray Palmer, a.k.a. the Absolute Atom. But the Atom is not the only new hero Wally is about to encounter as another major DCU character makes his Absolute debut!

 

 

Now, let's take a look inside:

 

 

 

 

 

Thanks to DC Comics for sharing this preview with us.

For Wally West's near-death glimpse of his father, see Absolute Flash #19 Preview. 

For who is calling the shots at the East Coast branch of the DEO, see Absolute Flash #18 Preview.

For Wally & the Rogues' confrontation in Colorado, see my preview of Absolute Flash #17. 

For Wally's search for Grodd, see my preview of Absolute Flash #16. 

For Wally's investigation into Barry Alllen's past, see my preview of Absolute Flash #15.

For Wally's struggle to survive in the Mirror Realm, see my review of Absolute Flash #14.

For Wally's reunion with Linda & Ralph Dibny, see my review of Absolute Flash #13. 

 

Batman/Superman: World’s Finest #56 Preview

 

Ra’s al Ghul has lived an unnaturally long life. And as the centuries have passed, he has seen industrialization transform the world. Pollution and overpopulation also destroy the world he knew. So, he has assembled his Four Harbingers of the Apocalypse. 

 

Now, Dick Grayson is dying in the hospital. As Superman urges him to leave, Batman gets calls to action from the Justice League. And on the TV in Dick's hospital room, he watches South Korea brace for disaster. Still, Batman can’t leave his ward’s side.

 

Can Batman engineer a cure to Queen Bee’s mirror virus? And amid Ra’s al Ghul’s three-pronged attack, how will Poison Ivy threaten the world’s food supplies?

 

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Batman/Superman: World’s Finest #56 Preview

Writer: Mark Waid

Artist: Adrián Gutiérrez

Cover Artist: Dan Mora

Variant Cover Artists: Ben Harvey & Adrián Gutiérrez

Kingdom Come 30th Anniversary Variant Cover Artist: David Nakayama

Publisher: DC Comics

Issue Length: 32 Pages

Price: $3.99 US | Variant $4.99 US (Card Stock)

Release Date: 10/21/26

 

 

The World’s Finest Up Against Ra’s Al Ghul!

 

 

Superman’s sworn duty is to protect life in all its forms. Ra’s al Ghul’s unstoppable goal is to eliminate 90 percent of the Earth’s population. How can Batman & Robin prevent an enraged Man of Steel from taking his anger out on their enemy—& in doing so, shattering his vow never to kill?

 

Now, let's take a look inside:

 

 

 

 

Thanks to DC Comics for sharing this preview with us.

For how Ra's al Ghul broke Poison Ivy out of Arkham Asylum, see Batman/Superman: World’s Finest #55 Preview. 

For Superman's chance to meet a childhood hero, see Batman/Superman: World’s Finest #54 Preview. 

For Robin's efforts to win his friends back, see Batman/Superman: World’s Finest #53 Preview. 

For the search for Superman in Skartaris, see my preview of Batman/Superman: World's Finest #52. 

For how Superman, Batman, and Robin met Travis Morgan living out his Edgar Rice Burroughs' dreams, see my preview of Batman/Superman: World’s Finest #51.

For Bruce Wayne and Clark Kent's attempt to honor their fathers, and Bat-Mite and Mr Mxyzptlk's battle for good entertainment, see Batman/Superman: World’s Finest 2026 Annual #1 Review. 

 

The Fury Of Firestorm #7 Preview

 

 

In case you missed it last week, The Fury of Firestorm #7 is hitting comic shops this coming Wednesday, October 21, 2026! And in case you haven't heard, DC Comics has just extended this red-hot series to Issue #15!

 

Martin Stein and Ronnie Raymond couldn’t have been further apart. Yet the threat to Earth outweighed their differences. By pooling their efforts, Martin and Ronnie managed to reassert control over the Firestorm Matrix. But they knew it couldn’t last. Eventually, the Matrix would reassert control and carry out its threat to destroy the Earth.

 

As Firestorm, Ronnie Raymond embraced Lorraine Reilly one final time. Then, she watched as Firestorm ventured into space. Will Lorraine carry on as Firehawk in Ronnie and Martin’s absence? And is Earth’s sun strong enough to incinerate an entity as powerful as Firestorm?

 

Here's all the info from DC Connect:

 

 

The Fury Of Firestorm #7 Preview

Writer: Jeff Lemire

Artist & Cover Artist: Rafael De Latorre

Variant Cover Artists: Nimit Malavia, Martin Simmonds & Alex Eckman-Lawn

Publisher: DC Comics

Issue Length: 32 Pages

Series Length: 15 Issues

Price: $3.99 US | Variant $4.99 US (Card Stock)

Release Date: October 21, 2026

 

 

What Arises from the Ashes?!

 

 

The dust settles after the explosive climax in Pittsburgh, and Firehawk is left to pick up the pieces and answer questions from the Justice League. Can Lorraine explain Ronnie’s actions, and just what does this mean for the future of Firestorm?!

 

 

Now, let's take a look inside:

 

 

 

Thanks to DC Comics for sharing this preview with us.

For how Ronnie saw past Firestorm's deceptions, see The Fury of Firestorm #6 Review. 

For Firehawk and Martin Stein's attempt to save Pittsburgh, see The Fury of Firestorm #5 Preview. 

For Firehawk's tense reunion with Martin Stein, see The Fury of Firestorm #4 Preview.  

For the Justice League's attempt to stop Firestorm, see my preview of The Fury of Firestorm #3. 

For how Ronnie Raymond met Martin Stein, see my review of The Fury of Firestorm #2.

For how this series started, see my preview of The Fury of Firestorm #1. 

The Savage Sword of Conan: Reforged #7 Review

 

The Savage Sword of Conan: Reforged #7 Review

Writer: Roy Thomas

Artist: John Buscema, Alfredo Alcala & Walt Simonson

Colorist: GFB Group

Cover Artists: Bart Sears & Earl Norem

Publisher: Titan Comics

Price: $11.99 US

Release Date: October 14, 2026

 

As Conan stands in the burning sand, his companion collapses at his feet. Natala, racked by sobs, cannot go further. Only one jug of water remains. It's not enough to help them survive in this seemingly endless desert until they reach a town or village. Will Conan force the weeping woman to struggle on? Or will the Cimmerian put Natalia out of her misery? Let’s shout “Hail Crom,” leap into The Savage Sword of Conan: Reforged #7, and see!

 

The Slithering Shadow: Story

Conan is no soothsayer. Yet as he stands in the vast desert, the Cimmerian envisions a dire future. Then, a shimmer on the horizon gives him hope. After giving Natala all the remaining water, her spirits rally. Still, Conan carries her across the dunes, unwilling to let Natala expend her remaining energy on a likely mirage.

 

In Roy Thomas' adaptation of Robert E. Howard's story, dreams can come true. Conan and Natala reach the city and gain entrance. As they explore its confines, they encounter mysteries, such as the dead returning to life. Natala's fright at each bewitching occurrence may play on the fatigued Cimmerian's nerves. Still, he insists that they regain strength before returning to the desert.

 

This story in The Savage Sword of Conan: Reforged #7 is divided into chapters. When fate separates the travelers, the story follows one character. Then, the clock rewinds to chronicle the other character's journey. Conan has a very different temperament from Professor John Kirowan. Yet each strange occurrence makes Conan yearn to understand it.

 

Along the way, Roy Thomas blends Conan and Natala's recent past into Robert E. Howard's supernatural mystery. Peril and battles may threaten them. Yet as Conan and Natala struggle to survive in this ancient city, their fierce loyalty binds them more securely than any shackles.

 

The Slithering Shadow: Art

As the sun beats down, Conan presses his hand to his forehead. When he glances down, Natala gazes up and clasps her throat. While Natala drinks, he looks away. Sweat rolls down his features. After the water jug lands in the sand, Conan carries Natala. Images of a battle on horseback and a silhouette of two people riding a camel merge with Conan and Natala’s journey toward a cloud hovering over a city.

 

As John Buscema and Alfredo Alcala fill The Savage Sword of Conan: Reforged #7 with detailed scenes, the GFB Group enlivens the art with color. The four-color recreation enhances the green city as towers rise above the walls. Inside, gray stone surrounds white columns and gold architectural features. As the adventurers explore rooms, lavish tapestries depict animals, and interior supports evoke plants. Silk cloths drape elegant furniture. Amid a preponderance of green, Natalia shines in her red clothes. Yet Conan’s gold bracers, arm rings, and sword handle link him with the city’s inhabitants.

 

As black uppercase letters fill white dialogue balloons, raised voices enlarge letters and distort the balloons. White and colored letters fill black boxes as the narrator guides readers through the story. Larger colored letters swim on unseen breezes, as screams echo through the ancient city.

 

The Hyborian Age Part IV: The Beginning of the End: Story

The Battle of Venarium set Conan’s sandaled feet upon a quest to explore the Hyborian world. Just as the Aquilonian fort in Cimmeria awakened Conan's dauntless spirit, the Aquilonians’ later desire to expand their empire drew the curtain on the Hyborian Age. Ironically, another of the ethnic populations they attempted to subjugate played a role in the empire's downfall. And once again, Conan forged a link between them by working as a scout and mercenary for the Aquilonians.

 

The Hyborian Age Part IV: The Beginning of the End: Art

As Roy Thomas charts the end of the Hyborian Age, Walt Simonson begins at the end, with broken stonework and fallen columns lining an empty street. Then, using two or three panels per page, armies and warrior bands clash. As civilization falls, the principal players in its collapse take the pages. A full-page collage closes this chapter of Robert E. Howard's essay.

 

Extras

Robert Yaple provides a three-page essay on some of the gods of the Hyborian Age. In-text citation numbers and a sidebar reveal his sources. A picture enlivens his description of one deity in The Elder Gods: Part III of “The Gods of the Hyborian Age.”

 

Instead of interspersing the story and essays in The Savage Sword of Conan: Reforged #7 with pin-ups, The Corben Conan provides three splash pages. Quotes from Robert E. Howard stories accompany each illustration, revealing Richard Corben's inspiration. Thanks to Titan Comics and Heroic Signatures for providing a review copy.

 

Final Thoughts

Within the haunted rooms and corridors of Xuthal, Conan and Natala discover a city of untold riches. Yet despite its grand heritage, the inhabitants have lost the will to live. Conan may be exhausted. But while the residents of Xuthal accept their fate, Conan refuses to submit to their ruler. Still, the Cimmerian doesn't expect the inhabitants to thank him for trying to free them from tyranny in The Savage Sword of Conan: Reforged #7.

 

Rating 9.8/10

 

For more collectible covers see The Savage Sword of Conan: Reforged #7 Cover Preview.