Skybound and Image Comics released interior pages and variant cover lineup for Super Creepshow #2 arriving at comic shops April 15, 2026.
The anthology series spins off from the Eisner Award-nominated comic based on Greg Nicotero’s Shudder TV series. Each issue packs two horror stories from rotating creative teams.
Gerry Duggan and Scott Buoncristiano deliver the first story exploring where superhero powers originate. Duggan wrote X-Men and Deadpool while Buoncristiano handled art on The Dark Room. Their tale follows a mastermind behind a superhero and the extreme measures taken to steal the spotlight.
Marv Wolfman and Michele Rubini tackle the second story asking whether vampires count as superheroes. Wolfman created New Teen Titans and Crisis on Infinite Earths. Rubini illustrated Zagor. Their collaboration examines the overlap between vampire mythology and superhero archetypes.
Main cover comes from Pye Parr who worked on Transformers. Variant covers include art by Scott Buoncristiano and Michele Rubini with colors by Lee Loughridge from Fables. All variants are open to order.
The Super Creepshow series brings together major creative names across comics, film, television, and books. The five-part anthology features Kieron Gillen, Rossi Gifford, Ryan North, Derek Charm, James Harren, Brandon Thomas, Juann Cabal, Ram V, Christian Ward, Sam Humphries, Jackson Lanzing, Collin Kelly, Sean Izaakse, Matteo Lolli, Riccardo Burchielli, and Fábio Veras.
Creepshow Vol. 4 arrives at comic shops this week with Lunar Code 1225IM0443 at $14.99. The collection features Jeremy Adams, Philip Fracassi, Sina Grace, Ted Raimi, Eduardo Risso, and additional creators.
Previous volumes remain available everywhere books are sold. Creepshow Vol. 1 earned an Eisner Award nomination in 2023. Vol. 2 and Vol. 3 collect five issues each. Creepshow Deluxe Book One combines Vol. 1 and Vol. 2 in hardcover format for $39.99.
Digital editions release simultaneously on Amazon Kindle, Apple Books, and Google Play.
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