Bestselling co-writers Matthew Rosenberg and Mark Elijah Rosenberg, artist extraordinaire Andy Macdonald, colorist Francesco Segala, and letterer Hassan Otsmane-Elhaou have a bonafide hit on their hands with a complete sell-out at the distributor level of If Destruction Be Our Lot #1. This action-packed, sci-fi thrill-ride is being rushed back to print this week by Image Comics in order to keep up with escalating demand.
This second printing will feature cover art by frequent-Matthew Rosenberg collaborator Tyler Boss and pays homage to the pair’s What’s the Furthest Place from Here? series’ issue #1 cover.
In If Destruction Be Our Lot, humanity is extinct and all that remains are the robots who once helped us.The robots are happier now, doing their work without human interference. But not Abe, a robotic replicant of Abraham Lincoln in search of meaning beyond the daily grind. Abe believes there must be something more out there beyond the edge of the city. After nearly getting killed, he’s determined to wander the Earth until he finds it… or gets recycled trying.
If Destruction Be Our Lot #1, second printing (Lunar Code 0326IM8564) will be available at comic book shops on Wednesday, June 3.
Humanity is extinct and all that remains are the robots who once helped us. The robots who once helped us are happier now, doing their work without human interference. But not Abe. He believes there must be something more out there. After nearly getting killed, he’s determined to wander the Earth until he finds it—or gets recycled trying.
Story: Matthew Rosenberg, Mark Elijah Rosenberg Art: Andy MacDonald Color: Francesco Segala Letterer: Hassan Otsmane-Elhaou
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(W) Matthew Rosenberg, Mark Elijah Rosenberg (A) Andy MacDonald
Humanity is extinct and all that remains are the robots who once helped us. The robots who once helped us are happier now, doing their work without human interference. But not Abe. He believes there must be something more out there. After nearly getting killed, he’s determined to wander the Earth until he finds it — or gets recycled trying. Brilliant artist ANDY MACDONALD (Doctor Strange, Wonder Woman), and adequate writers MARK ELIJAH ROSENBERG (Approaching the Unknown, Year Million) and MATTHEW ROSENBERG (WE’RE TAKING EVERYONE DOWN WITH US, 4 Kids Walk Into A Bank) bring you an ongoing sci-fi adventure about finding purpose, holding onto hope, and really lonely robots.
Celebrated comic book writer Matthew Rosenberg and his brother Mark Elijah Rosenberg previously announced a team up with artist Andy Macdonald, colorist Francesco Segala, and letterer Hassan Otsmane-Elhaou for If Destruction Be Our Lot, the anticipated new speculative science fiction series painting an all too possible picture of humanity’s end.
Image Comics and the team behind this timely new ongoing premier a beautiful new cinematic trailer in time for orders to be placed with your local comic shop!
In If Destruction Be Our Lot, humanity is extinct and all that remains are the robots who once helped us. They are happier now, doing their work without human interference. But not Abe, a robotic replicant of Abraham Lincoln in search of meaning beyond the daily grind. Abe believes there must be something more out there beyond the edge of the city. After nearly getting killed, he’s determined to wander the Earth until he finds it… or gets recycled trying.
The full lineup of covers for issues number 1 and 2 have been revealed, and include series artist Andy MacDonald, Jerome Opeña, James Harren, Tradd Moore, Tula Lotay, and Cliff Chiang. Each issue will also feature a special ‘Where’s Abe?’ homage cover where the book’s protagonist wanders onto the cover of another beloved Image Comics title, as drawn by that book’s artist. Issue one’s Ice Cream Man homage is drawn by Martín Morazzo and issue two will have a Sex Criminals homage by Chip Zdarsky, with plenty more to come!
If Destruction Be Our Lot #1 will be available at comic book shops on Wednesday, May 6:
Cover A by MacDonald – Lunar Code 0326IM0233
Cover B by Opeña – Lunar Code 0326IM0234
Cover C by “Where’s Abe” by Morazzo 1:10 – Lunar Code 0326IM0235
Cover D by Harren 1:25 – Lunar Code 0326IM0236
Cover E by Moore 1:50 – Lunar Code 0326IM0237
Cover F by Opeña 1:75 Foil – Lunar Code 0326IM0238
If Destruction Be Our Lot #1 is due for orders to be placed TODAY, so reserve your copy with your favorite store NOW, if you haven’t already!
Writer Matthew Rosenberg and his brother Mark Elijah Rosenberg team up with artist Andy Macdonald colorist Francesco Segala, and letterer Hassan Otsmane-Elhaou for If Destruction Be Our Lot, a smart new speculative science fiction series painting an all too possible picture of humanity’s end.
Image Comics and the team behind this timely new ongoing announce the full lineup of covers for issues number 1 and 2 from series artist Andy MacDonald with Francesco Segala, Jerome Opeña and Neeraj Menon, James Harren, Tradd Moore, Tula Lotay, and Cliff Chiang. Each issue will also feature a special ‘Where’s Abe?’ homage cover where the book’s protagonist wanders onto the cover of another beloved Image Comics title, as drawn by that book’s artist. Issue one’s Ice Cream Man homage is drawn by Martín Morazzo and issue two will have a Sex Criminals homage by Chip Zdarsky, with plenty more to come.
In If Destruction Be Our Lot, humanity is extinct and all that remains are the robots who once helped us. The robots are happier now, doing their work without human interference. But not Abe, a robotic replicant of Abraham Lincoln in search of meaning beyond the daily grind. Abe believes there must be something more out there beyond the edge of the city. After nearly getting killed, he’s determined to wander the Earth until he finds it… or gets recycled trying.
If Destruction Be Our Lot #1 will be available at comic book shops on Wednesday, May 6.
Cover A by MacDonald – Lunar Code 0326IM0233
Cover B by Opeña – Lunar Code 0326IM0234
Cover C by “Where’s Abe” by Morazzo 1:10 – Lunar Code 0326IM0235
Cover D by Harren 1:25 – Lunar Code 0326IM0236
Cover E by Moore 1:50 – Lunar Code 0326IM0237
Cover F by Opeña 1:75 Foil – Lunar Code 0326IM0238
Todd McFarlane returns to doing more artwork within the Spawn Universe as all four of his core titles—Spawn, King Spawn, Gunslinger Spawn, and The Scorched—roll out new creative teams this spring. Each debut issue will include a special Cover C 1:50 Foil Variant commemorating the transition, marking the beginning of the line’s next chapter as it moves steadily toward Spawn #400.
The shift begins in Spawn #376, where writer Matthew Rosenberg and artist Stephen Segovia propel the series one year into the future. The revelation that Heaven and Hell are real—and have abandoned Earth—has destabilized society at every level. Institutions strain. Governments falter. Spawn himself has vanished. Al Simmons, seemingly restored to humanity, lives anonymously in a fractured Manhattan until his return triggers the attention of “The 400,” a powerful cabal of angels, demons, vampires, and alien entities who believe Spawn’s existence threatens their survival.
That same fracture runs through King Spawn #55, as Rosenberg and artist Thomas Nachlik introduce Hudson Hill, a young man haunted by a psychic vision of the apocalypse—one centered on Al Simmons. As Spawn re-emerges publicly as a symbol of hope, another presence begins to take shape in the shadows. The divide between hero and monster narrows, and the consequences ripple outward.
In Gunslinger Spawn #54, writer Erica Schultz joins returning artist Carlo Barberi as new forces enter the conflict.
The mysterious Regulators arrive to correct a cosmic imbalance, revealing that the war between Heaven and Hell is only part of a larger system of control. Gunslinger finds himself caught in the middle of a recalibration that may cost him everything.
Meanwhile, The Scorched #51 sees writer Thomas Healy and artist Alessandro Vitti push the team into a more aggressive posture (McFarlane will help co-plot these storylines.)
Under Jessica Priest’s leadership, the Scorched move from reacting to threats to targeting them preemptively. Their actions draw scrutiny from governments, divine powers, and hellish adversaries alike, setting off a chain reaction that will redefine alliances across the Spawn Universe.
As these changes roll out across the four core books, the Spawn Universe tightens its focus and raises the stakes—setting the stage for what comes next.
Gunslinger Spawn #54 will be available at comic book shops on May 20, 2026. Final Order Cutoff for retailers is Monday, April 27.
Cover A by Marco Failla – Lunar Code: 0226IM0413
Cover B by Von Randal – Lunar Code: 0226IM0414
Cover C 1:50 Virgin Foil Variant by Carlo Barberi – Lunar Code: 0226IM8280
King Spawn #55 will be available at comic book shops on May 27, 2026. Final Order Cutoff for retailers is Monday, May 4.
Cover A by Harvey Tolibao – Lunar Code: 0126IM0397
Cover B B&W Variant by Harvey Tolibao – Lunar Code: 0126IM0398
Cover C 1:50 Virgin Foil Variant by Francesco Mattina – Lunar Code: 0226IM8277
The Scorched #51 will be available at comic book shops on May 27, 2026. Final Order Cutoff for retailers is Monday, May 4.
Cover A by Ig Guara – Lunar Code: 0126IM0410
Cover B B&W Variant by Ig Guara – Lunar Code: 0126IM0411
Cover C 1:50 Virgin Foil Variant by Jordan Noir – Lunar Code: 0226IM8279
Spawn #376 will be available at comic book shops on June 3, 2026. Final Order Cutoff for retailers is Monday, May 11.
Cover A by Don Aguillo – Lunar Code: 0126IM0420
Cover B Virgin Variant by Don Aguillo – Lunar Code: 0126IM0421
Cover C 1:50 Virgin Foil Variant by Simone Bianchi – Lunar Code: 0226IM8278
Co-writers Mark Elijah Rosenberg and Matthew Rosenberg team up with artist Andy Macdonald, colorist Francesco Segala, and letterer Hassan Otsmane-Elhaou for an action-packed, sci-fi adventure in the upcoming If Destruction Be Our Lot. This ongoing thrill-ride is set to launch in May from Image Comics.
The series will also feature eye-popping variant covers by such artistic titans as Jerome Opeña, James Harren, Tradd Moore, and more.
In If Destruction Be Our Lot, humanity is extinct and all that remains are the robots who once helped us. The robots are happier now, doing their work without human interference. But not Abe, a robotic replicant of Abraham Lincoln in search of meaning beyond the daily grind. Abe believes there must be something more out there beyond the edge of the city. After nearly getting killed, he’s determined to wander the Earth until he finds it… or gets recycled trying.
If Destruction Be Our Lot #1 will be available at comic book shops on Wednesday, May 6:
Cover A by MacDonald – Lunar Code 0326IM0233
Cover B by Opeña – Lunar Code 0326IM0234
Cover C by TBA 1:10 – Lunar Code 0326IM0235
Cover D by Harren 1:25 – Lunar Code 0326IM0236
Cover E by Moore 1:50 – Lunar Code 0326IM0237
Cover F by Opeña 1:75 Foil – Lunar Code 0326IM0238
James Bond meets The Island of Doctor Moreau in this graphic novel about a young girl who discovers her father isn’t the hero she believed, but one of the most dangerous super-spy villains on the planet.
After her mad-scientist father is killed by the world’s greatest spy, 13-year-old Annalise is left all alone in the world. Sort of. Her dead dad’s robot bodyguard won’t stop following her around for some reason. Now Annalise has a choice: try to lead a normal life for the first time ever…or seek revenge and maybe overthrow the world order in the process.
Embark on a journey of regret and retribution, super spies and pseudoscience, growing up and global domination from brilliant artist STEFANO LANDINI (Prodigy, Hellblazer) and okay writer MATTHEW ROSENBERG (What’s the Furthest Place From Here?, Uncanny X-Men)
Writer Matthew Rosenberg and artist Stefano Landini have thrilled readers with their action-packed espionage thriller We’re Taking Everyone Down with Us, which shattered sales records and garnered widespread praise this year.
Now, in conjunction with the series’ sixth and final issue, the creative duo reveals that Alistair Rook will return in In Good Hands With Bad Company.
We’re Taking Everyone Down With Us picks up when 13-year-old Annalise’s mad-scientist father is killed by the world’s greatest spy, leaving her all alone in the world with only her dead dad’s robot bodyguard as a companion. Will she try to lead a normal life for the first time ever…or seek revenge and maybe overthrow the world order in the process? Over six issues, readers have followed an unparalleled journey of super spies and pseudoscience, growing up and global domination, regret and retribution. Today, they are rewarded on the final page of this sixth and final issue.
For those who missed this James Bond meets Leon: The Professional series which thrilled readers over six action packed issues, We’re Taking Everyone Down with Us arrives in a collected edition (ISBN: 9781534333369) at your favorite comic book shop on Wednesday, December 24 and independent bookstores, Bookshop, Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Books-a-Million, Indigo, and Waterstones two weeks later on Tuesday, January 20.
We’re Taking Everyone Down with Us will also be available across many digital platforms, including Amazon Kindle, Apple Books, Google Play, and Omnibus.
Details on In Good Hands With Bad Company to be further revealed soon.