Copra #50
(W) Michel Fiffe (A) Michel Fiffe
In Shops: Jun 18, 2025
SRP: $3.99
SERIES FINALE The DEATH OF COPRA standalone epilogue marks a comic book milestone for the one-man comics juggernaut MICHEL FIFFE. Flipping the revenge genre on its head, COPRA proves its creative dominance once again as it rides off into the sunset for its 50th and landmark final issue.
A new chapter in the kinetic, addictive superhero series that pays homage to the ’80s Suicide Squad run of John Ostrander, Kim Yale, and Luke McDonnell.
The critically acclaimed superhero engine of revenge is back for its final act! Witness a trusted institution of brutality dismantle itself with style and grace, heart and power. Series creator MICHEL FIFFE closes out his signature epic by unleashing his cast of mercenary misfits one last time at full throttle.
Story: Michel Fiffe
Art: Michel Fiffe
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Death of Copra #1 (of 4)
(W) Michel Fiffe (A/CA) Michel Fiffe
In Shops: Jan 08, 2025
SRP: $3.99
Mini-Series Premiere. A new chapter in the kinetic, addictive superhero series that pays homage to the ’80s Suicide Squad run of John Ostrander, Kim Yale, and Luke McDonnell. The critically acclaimed superhero engine of revenge is back for its final act! Witness a trusted institution of brutality dismantle itself with style and grace, heart and power. Series creator Michel Fiffe closes out his signature epic by unleashing his cast of mercenary misfits one last time at full throttle.
Michel Fiffe’s critically-acclaimed superhero revenge epic will begin a high octane, action-packed finale story arc with the upcoming Death of COPRA. This four issue miniseries will launch in January 2025 from Image Comics.
The new story not only ties up loose ends that pay off in a big way, but the main event will feature COPRA reckoning with a brand new status quo that’s forced upon them. It’s a time of crushing change and difficult goodbyes, but the team’s not going down without a fight.
Death of COPRA is the ultimate stamp on Fiffe’s comic book love letter. The action auteur has been building his signature series issue after issue, directly connecting with a growing audience in his unique, inimitable fashion.
Death of COPRA #1 will be available at comic book shops on Wednesday, January 8:
If you don’t know COPRA, think Suicide Squad but indie comics. The series by Michel Fiffe is amazing and you’re missing out if you’re a fan of spandex superheroes and over the top action and ideas. Fiffe is making it easy to not miss out by opening up a subscription that allows you to get a full year of releases directly from COPRA Press.
This susbcription guarantees that you get the next four issues. On top of that, every issues will be signed and shipped with bag and board by Fiffe.
The subscription covers issues #42 to #45, the new mega arc that paves the road to the big finale in issue 50!
Hurry so you don’t miss out when this subscription absolutely sells out!
If you want to learn amount COPRA, Fiffe chatted about the series with GP Radio March 2021!
Copra is back with Copra Press! Copra #40 continues “the Ochizon Saga” as the team battles demi-gods with twists and turns throughout.
The comic is back in its “old” style and it feels so good. If you’ve never read Copra, you’re missing out on some fantastic indie superhero comics.
Story: Michel Fiffe
Art: Michel Fiffe
Get your copy now! Get it directly from Fiffe or digitally.
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“Realism is unfortunate”- Michel Fiffe
Michel Fiffe is the creator/writer /artist of the action series COPRA. He’s worked with Marvel and DC on top of fully producing Panorama for Dark Horse, Bloodstrike: Brutalists for Image Comics, and Zegas for Fantagraphics.
We talk about the development of comics art styles in-depth and a graph he made attempting to chart where some of his favorite artists’ style fall on a scale of realistic to cartoony, messy to clean. So get artsy with us!
“It’s a comic, take a risk, do something different”
“Go to a museum, open up a fashion magazine, watch a documentary on Klaus Nomi. Do anything but look at a comic book for inspiration. That’s what Kirby did!”
“The 90s isn’t just Jim Lee”
Copra is back with Copra Press! Copra #39 continues “the Ochizon Saga” as the team battles demi-gods with twists and turns throughout.
The comic is back in its “old” style and it feels so good. If you’ve never read Copra, you’re missing out on some fantastic indie superhero comics.
Story: Michel Fiffe
Art: Michel Fiffe
Get your copy now! Get it directly from Fiffe or digitally.
Copra website
Store
comiXology
Kindle
This post contains affiliate links, which means that if you click on one of the product links and make a purchase, we’ll receive a percentage of the sale. Graphic Policy does purchase items from this site. Making purchases through these links helps support the site
Copra is back with Copra Press! Copra #38 continues “the Ochizon Saga” as the team battles demi-gods.
The comic is back in its “old” style and it feels so good. If you’ve never read Copra, you’re missing out on some fantastic indie superhero comics.
Story: Michel Fiffe
Art: Michel Fiffe
Get your copy now! Get it directly from Fiffe or digitally.
On this week’s Comics Deserve Better, Brian, Darci, and Logan dig into These Savage Shores by Ram V, Sumit Kumar, Vittorio Astone, and Aditya Bidikar. It’s historical fiction-meets-horror set in 18th century Southeast India and effectively decolonizes the vampire story while also riffing on epistolary novels and nine-panel grids. They also chat about the 2020 Ringo Award winners, Copra‘s new publishing format, and Elsa Charretier’s Kickstarter. Other comics mentioned on the show include Dracula Motherf**ker, Shuzo Oshimi‘s Happiness, Edgar Allan Poe’s Snifter of Blood, Sympathy for No Devils, Papaya Salad, and Sophia Yanow‘s Contradiction (Episode art by Sumit Kumar)
