Best New Cover Art 8-13-25
Best New Cover Art 8-13-25.
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Best New Cover Art 8-13-25.
Aquaman #8 by Edwin Galmon gives us the kind of underwater intimidation that makes you reconsider swimming lessons. Our aquatic queen has her back to us, twisting mid-move as she unleashes a perfectly formed water sphere blast. Her bright orange hair whips through the water like it’s auditioning for its own comic, and her glowing eyes suggest she’s not here to negotiate. This is power, style, and just enough menace to make Poseidon jealous.
Miles Morales Spider-Man #36 from Stefano Caselli drops us into a frozen moment of pure Spidey agility. Miles is midair in the New York jungle, webbing shooting just off to the side as if he’s snaring the reader’s arm and forcing them to focus on this shot. His other hand is letting go of a previous swing, the city buildings framing him in an action shot that could double as a training poster for the art of not looking where you’re going but still sticking the landing.
Batman and Robin #24 by Pablo M Collar delivers a subtle twist that works like a psychological checkmate. Robin is charging right at us, but it’s not his reflection in the massive puddle below—it’s Batman’s. The symbolism is clear enough to fuel a dozen conspiracy threads while still being simple enough to work as a striking piece of cover art.
Black Ritual The Book of Nyx #5 from Brett Booth feels like a gothic fever dream. The cover is a storm of purple, black, and white with our kneeling heroine ready to plunge a dagger into something unseen. Books, papers, and small ghosts swirl around her, hinting at chaos and ritual. Then Nat Jones takes the same title and dials the menace differently—our protagonist is waist-up, staring skyward as lightning blasts from her eyes, the energy erupting like it’s got somewhere urgent to be. Both covers ooze atmosphere but in very different ways.
Gehenna Naked Aggression #3 by Karl Kerschl continues its streak of making this list from its first issue. Maybe a pattern occurring here. The female lead charges forward—or possibly upward—while clutching a child’s hand. Her gun points skyward, her expression is determined, and the ambiguity of her exact movement somehow makes it all the more gripping. Whether escaping danger or leaping into it, the vibe is the same: high stakes, no hesitation.
Mighty Morphin Power Rangers Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles III #1 by Declan Shalvey is pure crossover candy. A white backdrop makes the colors pop as the Power Rangers descend from the top, fists cocked, with only the Green Ranger brandishing a weapon, while the TMNT stand on the bottom aiming their own arsenal upward. It’s an orchestrated chaos moment frozen in perfect symmetry, the kind of thing you could stare at for hours, picking favorites in the inevitable brawl.
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