Skybound and Image Comics have revealed preview pages and the lineup of variant covers for Tales of Wonder #2,the second issue of the new limited series from creator/writer/artist Steve Skroce, colorist Ian Herring, and letterer Pat Brosseau. The action-packed Tales of Wonder #2 hits comic book shops on October 7, 2026.
Holy crap! It’s AMERICA’S FREEDOM FORCE! But if Stu and Jake’s legendary comic book heroes are now in our world, where are the villains?
Tales of Wonder #2 will feature a main cover by Steve Skroce and Ian Herring, with a variant cover program including open to order cover by Ito, the second of three themed covers by Jorge Fornés, a 1:25 incentive variant by Ben Stenbeck, and a 1:50 incentive by Stefano Cardoselli.
The full list of covers is below:
Tales of Wonder #2 Cover A by Steve Skroce & Ian Herring (Lunar Code: 0826IM0501)
Tales of Wonder #2 Cover B by Ito (Lunar Code: 0826IM0502)
Tales of Wonder #2 Cover C by Jorge Fornés (Lunar Code: 0826IM0503)
Tales of Wonder #2 Cover D (1:25 Incentive) by Ben Stenbeck (Lunar Code: 0826IM0504)
Tales of Wonder #2 Cover E (1:50 Incentive) by Stefano Cardoselli (Lunar Code: 0826IM0505)
This fall, as science fiction continues to mirror our anxieties, obsessions, and fractured futures, Mad Cave Studios brings together four critically acclaimed stories from Bram Stoker and Carlo Boscarato Award-winning creator Stefano Cardoselli and celebrated co-creator Francesca Perillo in one collectible hardcover. The Cardoselli & Perillo Collection features Don’t Spit in the Wind, Love Me: A Romance Story, Long Cold Winter, andWhere Does the Rainbow End?
The Cardoselli & Perillo Collection, featuring art by Cardoselli, colors by Dan Lee and Lorenzo Scaramella, and letters by Buddy Beaudoin and Dan Lee, this definitive volume celebrates one of Mad Cave’s most distinctive creative partnerships in independent science fiction comics today.
Bold and independent science fiction at its finest, with equal parts heart, invention, and visual grit. This essential collection brings together four stories that span dystopia, romance, survival, and surreal futurism through one unmistakable creative duo.
The Cardoselli & Perillo Collection hardcover (ISBN: 9781545828519) goes on sale September 22, 2026. Final Order Cutoff is August 31, 2026.
A dramatic prequel to the hit story Love Me: A Romance Story, written by Francesca Perillo and drawn by Stefano Cardoselli. This story addresses universal themes of friendship, family, equality, and finding one’s own truth.
Gilda has been abandoned by her parents, but fortunately, she has been discovered in the Cacace Bros. Robot Dump…and has been raised by the robots who discovered her. She was lucky to be found in the Rainbow Sector by robots that cared for her. However, she has also been shielded from the outside world, other humans, and from a dangerous section of their robot world called the Dark Cage, where the most hostile of robots live. Word has spread about her ability to fix robots, though, and one vicious robot from the Dark Cage wants her to repair all of the violent robots that live there…and nothing will stop him. Artist Stefano Cardoselli (Don’t Spit In The Wind, Long Cold Winter) and writer Francesca Perillo (Long Cold Winter) reunite once again in this exciting prequel to their hit story Love Me: A Romance Story.
The robots from the “Dark Cage” and “Rainbow” Sectors come to blows in this final issue of Where Does The Rainbow End! Who will survive this final explosive confrontation, and will Gilda stay with her robot family or abandon them to join the rest of humanity?!
Gilda’s safe return to the “Rainbow” Sector from the outside world is celebrated by her robot family. However, the robots in the “Rainbow” sector are now on high alert after the attack from the robots in the “Dark Cage” section of the dump. They warn Gilda that she must now stay put, as Victor One’s army has promised to return for Gilda so she can help with their much-needed repairs. But Gilda’s friend, Travis, has been captured by Victor, and she might be his only hope!
Gilda never knew there were others like her in the world, but now she has met another human child named Travis, and she has decided to travel outside the dump where she’s lived her whole life to see more human beings. While she is away, though, word of her ability to fix robots has spread to the “Dark Cage” section of the dump, and the vicious robot, Victor One, is coming to collect her from the “Rainbow” area. Will Gilda’s robot family and home survive the invasion of Victor One and his army?
A dramatic prequel to the hit story Love Me: A Romance Story, written by Francesca Perillo and drawn by Stefano Cardoselli. This story addresses universal themes of friendship, family, equality, and finding one’s own truth.
Gilda has been abandoned by her parents, but fortunately, she has been discovered in the Cacace Bros. Robot Dump…and has been raised by the robots who discovered her. She was lucky to be found in the Rainbow Sector by robots that cared for her. However, she has also been shielded from the outside world, other humans, and from a dangerous section of their robot world called the Dark Cage, where the most hostile of robots live. Word has spread about her ability to fix robots, though, and one vicious robot from the Dark Cage wants her to repair all of the violent robots that live there…and nothing will stop him. Artist Stefano Cardoselli (Don’t Spit In The Wind, Long Cold Winter) and writer Francesca Perillo (Long Cold Winter) reunite once again in this exciting prequel to their hit story Love Me: A Romance Story.
In a world built from rust and circuitry, one girl’s humanity becomes the rarest resource of all. Mad Cave Studios has revealed Where Does the Rainbow End?, a striking new sci-fi series from writer Francesca Perillo and artist Stefano Cardoselli—the acclaimed duo behind Don’t Spit in the Wind, Love Me: A Romance Story, and Long Cold Winter. Reuniting their Love Me creative team, the series features colorist Lorenzo Scaramella, letterer Buddy Beaudoin, with a variant cover by Irish artist and animator Stephen Byrne.
Gilda has been abandoned by her parents, but fortunately, she has been discovered in the Cacace Bros. Robot Dump…and has been raised by the robots who found her. She was lucky to be discovered in the Rainbow Sector by machines that cared for her—but also shielded her from the outside world, from other humans, and from the dangerous Dark Cage, where the most hostile of robots live. Word spreads of her uncanny ability to fix broken robots, and soon one vicious machine from the Dark Cage demands she repair the violent robots that dwell there…and nothing will stop him.
Where Does the Rainbow End? blends post-human philosophy and emotional sci-fi into a powerful meditation on isolation, empathy, and what it means to belong in a mechanical world.
Where Does the Rainbow End? #1 hits shelves and digital platforms on January 14, 2026, with final order cutoff on December 1, 2025.
Peace Dog, a desperate ex-soldier, who has been willing to do anything to obtain breathable air is haunted by his past and hunted by bounty hunters, though, he may have found a way out of his current predicament by helping a mysterious robot child escape the dangerous and congested city. But, someone from his past has no intention of letting him leave…alive.