Top Cow Unveils Darkness #75 Covers

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Top Cow Unveils Darkness #75 Covers

By: Stephen Schleicher | December 25th, 2008

Even with the volume restarts, The Darkness, from Top Cow, is poised to hit its 75th issue*. To commemorate the milestone event, the company invited a list of artists to contribute to the oversized issue.

The list of artists includes: Michael Broussard (current series artist), Jorge Lucas (Pilot Season: Ripclaw), Dale Keown (Pitt), Joe Benitez (Justice League of America), Ryan Sook (Superman/Batman), Steve Firchow (Ultimatum), Frazer Irving (Silent War), Lee Carter (2000 AD), Stjepan Sejic (Witchblade) and Matt Timson (Impaler). The story, which will examine what a possible future would be like for current Darkness bearer Jackie Estacado, will be penned by current series writer Phil Hester.

The double-sized issue will feature four different covers, that you can see after the jump.

Issue #75 arrives in February 2009.

via Top Cow

*Fans and retailers confused by the renumbering should note The Darkness #75 is actually #11 of the current volume, but the Legacy Numbering will take effect as of this issue. The Legacy Number denotes the total number of issues of The Darkness ever published, regardless of volume. The subsequent issue will be labeled #76, and so forth.