Preview: White Sky #6

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White Sky #6

(W) William Harms (A) J. P. Mavinga

VIOLET IS ON HER OWN!

In the aftermath of last issue’s shocking events, Violet flees San Francisco, more determined than ever to find her dad. But will the gift given to her by Walter be a blessing or a curse?

David attempts to escape the scavenger camp, but as he does, it’s attacked.

Cover of 'White Sky' comic book featuring a young man with a beard, wearing a tattered shirt and blue jeans, surrounded by swirling blue energy and ghostly figures in the background.
Cover art for the comic book 'White Sky' issue 6, featuring a young boy in a dynamic pose with a shadowy figure of a girl in the background, set in a mysterious and dark environment.
Cover of the comic 'White Sky' featuring a rugged man with long hair, surrounded by swirling figures and dramatic lines conveying motion.
Cover of the comic book 'White Sky', featuring a black and white illustration of two characters, a boy and a girl, in a dilapidated setting. The title 'WHITE SKY' is prominently displayed at the top.
A comic panel depicting a rugged landscape with a dilapidated structure and three characters engaged in a tense conversation. One character is angrily questioning another about a brother's death, while another offers an ultimatum about survival.
A comic book scene depicting a dialogue between several characters. One character introduces himself as David, while others are seen in a tense discussion about authority and survival in a post-apocalyptic setting.
A comic panel depicting two characters in a dark tunnel labeled 'Transbay Tube.' One character holds a flashlight, while the other looks concerned, suggesting they are in a challenging situation.
A series of four comic panels depicting a character reaching towards a light source in a dark, shadowy environment, expressing relief in their dialogue.
A young person with a backpack peeks into a dark room, visibly frightened. The room reveals a scene with a skeleton covered by a blanket and more skeletal figures in the background. The character's dialogue hints at fear and uncertainty, questioning if their actions are acceptable.

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