His grandfather cherished his Native American heritage, and Daniel loved his grandfather. So, when Daniel asked him questions, Grandpa Bear would tell the boy stories about the history of the land beneath his feet. But Daniel isn't a boy anymore. And the people he works for engage in dangerous business. What special skill makes Daniel indispensable to them? And where will his unique abilities take him?
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Black Tower: The Raven Conspiracy #1 Preview
Writer: Ram V
Artist & Cover Artist: Mike Perkins
Variant Cover Artists: Evan Cagle, Mark Buckingham, And Aco
Publisher: DC Comics
Issue Length: 40 Pages
Series Length: 6 Issues
Price: $3.99 US/Variant $4.99 US (Card Stock)
Release Date: August 26, 2026
Occult Warfare Is A Fantasy…
Or Is That What They Want You To Think?
Twenty-three-year-old Darren Burroughs out of Audubon, PA, is a “gifted” rookie sent under the guise of a diplomatic aide to train with Division Nine—an obscure, outdated, and easily dismissed arm of British intelligence that specializes in dealing with paranormal incidents. In the right sort of spy circles, they’re known by a different, more feared name…“Black Tower.”
It’s 2026, and in the age of cyber warfare and drone strikes, someone is plotting to steal the head of a giant-king to break a centuries-old ward that has kept invading forces out of Britain. Magic and espionage collide as the Black Tower’s band of misfits, led by the enigmatic Alistair Romeo, delves into a maelstrom of spells and silencers, working against time and in the shadows to fight the esoteric battles bubbling under the surface of our visible wars.
Eisner Award winner Ram V (Detective Comics, The Swamp Thing) and acclaimed artist Mike Perkins (The Swamp Thing, The Bat-Man: First Knight) team up once again to bring you a contemporary spy thriller with the distinct flavor of Vertigo magic…from His Majesty with love.
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For more Vertigo #1s, see:
100 Bullets: The US of Anger #1,
The Peril of the Brutal Dark: An Ezra Cain Mystery #1 Review.
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