Terrorbytes #7
(W) Joseph Sieracki (A) Maxi Dall’o
Haunted by grief and guilt, a grieving father spirals through waking nightmares and cosmic horror as reality fractures around the loss of his daughter. As memory, regret, and love collide, he’s forced to confront a devastating truth — and decide whether to finally let go or be consumed by what waits in the space between.
Speed Racer: Tales from the Road is an all-new Quarterly release featuring a one-shot tale and backup shorts that expand the universe of Speed Racer! Before Speed, there was Pops. From hot-rod racer to new father, Pops’ grease-stained hands built the Racer family legacy through triumph, tragedy, and invention. Witness the origins of the Auto Jacks, the heartbreak of Rex, and the lessons that shaped Speed’s future in this heartfelt, high-octane one-shot! Also featuring a Dante Ferno story where he pays the price for total domination!
Story: Richard Ashley Hamilton, Derrick Acosta, Joseph Sieracki
Art: Pablo Andres, Travis Hymel, Butch Mapa
Color: Rebecca Nalty, Juancho, Marco Pelandra
Letterer: Buddy Beaudoin, Nathan Kempf
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Speed Racer: Tales From the Road – A Wrench in Plans
(W) Richard Ashley Hamilton, Derrick Acosta, Joseph Sieracki (A) Pablo Andrés
(C) Lorenzo Scaramella (L) Buddy Beaudoin
Speed Racer: Tales from the Road is an all-new Quarterly release featuring a one-shot tale and backup shorts that expand the universe of Speed Racer!
Before Speed, there was Pops. From hot-rod racer to new father, Pops’ grease-stained hands built the Racer family legacy through triumph, tragedy, and invention. Witness the origins of the Auto Jacks, the heartbreak of Rex, and the lessons that shaped Speed’s future in this heartfelt, high-octane one-shot!
Also featuring a Dante Ferno story where he pays the price for total domination!
Scout Comics has announced The Life and Death of the Brave Captain Suave. The series is a modern-day retelling of Don Quixote, in which a homeless man imagines himself a Golden Age–style superhero and drags a skeptical young drug addict on a series of adventures.
Set in Cleveland, the series follows a homeless man who lost his job and then his family, driving him into a vagrant state of disillusionment and comic book fantasy. Yet his actions will leave readers questioning who is really crazy. Is it so insane to want to help people, or does the true madness lie with those who see suffering and choose to look the other way? The story loosely follows the satirical, metatextual plot of Cervantes’s classic.
The Life and Death of the Brave Captain Suave is written by Joseph Sieracki with art by Kelly Williams, lettering by Taylor Esposito, and edited by Andrea Lorenzo Molinari.
A Letter to Jo
(W) Joseph Sieracki (A/CA) Kelly Williams
In Shops: Jan 22, 2020
SRP: $19.99
As Leonard fights on the front lines of World War II, memories of Josephine and home help keep him alive. As Josephine contends with life, family, and work in Cleveland, letters from Leonard sustain her. But official censorship forces him to leave out much of the most significant action he sees.
Finally, with the war coming to an end, Leonard is able to tell his full story. In a quietly beautiful letter to Josephine, Leonard writes of the loneliness he felt, the camaraderie he experienced, and the terrible violence he witnessed.
Now, Josephine and Leonard’s grandson Joseph Sieracki has carefully researched the battles Leonard describes and expanded the letter into a moving tale of a young man’s fears and bravery far from home. Brought to heart-wrenching life by the paintbrushes of Kelly Williams (Creepy, Eerie), A Letter to Jo is at once a tender love story and a harrowing battlefield memoir.
Includes appendices with photographs, scans of the letter, developmental art, and an illustrated poem by WWII machine-gunner Leonard Sieracki (the author’s grandfather).
