Best New Covers This Week 10-1-25

Best New Covers This Week 10-1-25
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Best New Covers This Week 10-1-25
Another Wednesday means another wave of covers that will either make your wallet cry or your long boxes smile. The art game this week is flexing harder than a convention cosplayer who hasn’t eaten in three days. From green-lit ascensions to symbiote anniversaries and a pumpkin-spiced seductress, these covers aren’t just comic books—they’re collector bait wrapped in printer ink. Let’s rip into the Best New Comic Covers this week and see which ones will be talked about while the others collect dust.

Venom #250 – Mark Bagley
Mark Bagley, one of the defining Venom artists, brings a playful yet chaotic twist to this variant. Venom is mid-transformation with Mary Jane in the mix, symbiote tendrils everywhere, and an energy that just screams “collector centerpiece.” It’s a wild mash of nostalgia and weirdness that Bagley pulls off better than anyone.

Venom #250 – Peach Momoko
Peach Momoko turns Venom into pure haunting beauty. Her delicate watercolor style contrasts the monstrous symbiote with eerie elegance, making this cover less about violence and more about dread. Momoko has become a staple in cover collecting for a reason, and this one will move fast among her fans.

Best New Covers This Week 10-1-25

Absolute Superman #12 – Jae Lee
Jae Lee knows how to take something simple and make it terrifying. Superman clawing his way through rock with glowing red eyes looks less like the savior of Earth and more like something you’d seal under concrete for everyone’s safety. The gothic mood screams “dangerous power” in the way only Jae Lee can deliver, and it’s the kind of cover that doesn’t just look good, it lurks in your memory.

Kill All Immortals II #1 – John Giang
John Giang never does subtle, and this blood-drenched masterpiece proves it. A woman armed with dual axes, covered in fresh crimson, stares directly at the reader like she’s daring you to underestimate her. The hyper-detailed metallic textures clash with the savage violence, creating a cover that’s both beautiful and horrifying. It’s the type of art that makes you question if you’re buying it for the collection or to hang in a metal album sleeve.

New Avengers #5 – Netho Diaz
Netho Diaz captures Doctor Strange in pure mystic flex mode. Hovering above a pile of books with glowing spells at his fingertips, Strange looks less like a Sorcerer Supreme and more like the smug kid in class who already read the syllabus. The clean lines and sharp detail make this cover one for collectors who enjoy their magic wielders served with precision.

Absolute Green Lantern #7 – Taurin Clarke
Taurin Clarke makes Green Lantern look less like a hero and more like someone being abducted by their own power source. Bathed in an emerald floodlight, the figure is levitating with arms stretched back like they’re either ascending to cosmic glory or regretting their life choices. The sharp black veins cutting through the green glow hint at something darker, which is exactly what collectors love—pretty covers that suggest trauma.

Best New Covers This Week 10-1-25

Red Hulk #9 – Stephen Platt
Stephen Platt delivers chaos stacked on chaos. Red Hulk snarls in the background while cyborg mercs blast forward in the foreground, making the whole thing feel like a video game loading screen from your wildest fever dream. The heavy linework and exaggerated detail scream 90s energy, and if you’re into covers that yell at you without words, this one is for you.

Spider-Man Noir Vol 3 #1 – David Mack
David Mack turns Spider-Man Noir into a poetic fever dream. The watercolors, the fractured design, the silhouette with a gun—it’s hauntingly artistic while still being pure comic grit. Mack’s covers are always collector catnip, and this one blends pulp danger with gallery wall elegance. The words bleeding across the image only add to the atmosphere, making it a must-grab for fans of covers that actually feel like art pieces.

Venom #250 – Carlos Gomez
Carlos Gomez goes full blockbuster with Venom lunging forward while a menacing figure looms in the background. It’s kinetic, sinister, and everything you’d want for a milestone issue. Anniversary issues always bring out the best variant fodder, and this one delivers that classic Venom menace in spades.

X-Men: Age of Revelation Overture #1 – Rickie Yagawa
Rickie Yagawa captures Wolverine in mid-roar, claws out, mask cracked, looking like he just tore his way through every enemy in sight. The raw, sketchy energy of the piece makes it feel alive, like the page itself can’t contain the fury. This cover isn’t just dramatic—it’s an event in ink.

Poison Ivy #37 – Nathan Szerdy
Nathan Szerdy leans into seasonal cheesecake with Poison Ivy draped in autumn leaves for this “Pumpkin Spice” variant. With her hair flowing into a swirl of falling foliage, Ivy looks like she just strolled out of a Pinterest board but still manages to ooze danger. Collectors love a theme, and Szerdy knows exactly how to blend seasonal vibes with fan-favorite appeal.

Best New Covers This Week 10-1-25

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