Preview: Risk Certain Death in KROMA BY LORENZO DE FELICI #1
Skybound unveiled a new look at Kroma by Lorenzo De Felici #1, the debut issue of the highly anticipated new comic book series being written, drawn, and colored by creator Lorenzo De Felici (Oblivion Song). Kroma by Lorenzo De Felici #1 introduces the fantastical world filled with strange creatures and unparalleled beauty and will arrive in comic book shops November 2, 2022.
Imprisoned in a tower within the walls of the Pale City, Kroma lives her days out in darkness, believing she is the most evil creature alive. However, where her people see a monster, the mysterious orphan Zet sees a human. But if either of them are to survive the city’s strange rituals and customs, they will have to overcome the cruel fate of Kroma…even if it means risking certain death beyond the walls in the jaws of giant lizards and enormous birds of prey.
In addition to the main cover by De Felici, the Kroma variant cover program will include two covers by rotating artists, including a colored dressed cover and a 1:10 black & white full art incentive cover, as well as a 1:25 black & white full art incentive cover by De Felici. The Kroma #1 variant lineup sports two striking covers by acclaimed multihyphenate creator James Harren (Ultramega).
The official Kroma trailer can be viewed right here.
Kroma by Lorenzo De Felici #1 will be available at comic book shops and digital platforms including Amazon Kindle, Apple Books, comiXology, and Google Play on Wednesday, November 2, 2022.
The full list of covers is below:
- Kroma by Lorenzo De Felici #1 Cover A by De Felici (SEP220029)
- Kroma by Lorenzo De Felici #1 Cover B by Harren (SEP220030)
- Kroma by Lorenzo De Felici #1 Cover C B&W Full Art (1:10 Copy Incentive) by Harren (SEP220031)
- Kroma by Lorenzo De Felici #1 Cover D B&W Full Art (1:25 Copy Incentive) by De Felici (SEP220032)
For more info and updates, visit www.skybound.com.
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