Image: Comixology Originals The imaginative group of comics author Scott Snyder and artist Rafael Albuquerque (American Vampire) are back with Duck and Cover, billed as “a post-apocalyptic experience series with a historic twist.” io9 has a very first appearance today! Including colors by Marcelo Maiolo and letters by Bernardo Brice, Duck and Cover # 1 gets a digital release July 11 thanks to Amazon’s Comixology Originals, in combination with Best Jackett Press and Stout Club Entertainment. “Duck and Cover is a character driven thrill-ride that mixes aspects of manga, 1950s Americana, and post-apocalyptic tradition to produce something really distinct,” Snyder stated in a declaration offered to io9. Included Albuquerque, “Scott and I had a lot enjoyable following the years of American culture and history through American Vampire, I’m enjoyed review the ’50s in an entire brand-new method.” Here’s a story run-through, followed by a preview at Duck and Cover! For generations, the hazard of nuclear attack was constantly in the corner of their minds. Countless primary school trainees and teenagers were taught that “the flash indicates act quickly. Duck and cover!” What occurs AFTER the blast? The year is 1955, and teen Del Reeves imagines dumping town life for a life in motion pictures beyond predicting them at the regional drive-in. When Cold War headaches end up being a truth, Del finds that the movie categories he ‘d grown up enjoying are more genuine than he might have ever thought of. When an unexpected nuclear exchange eliminates the U.S., just the kids who concealed under their school desks are spared. These teenagers now discover themselves the only survivors in an odd and wild brand-new ’50s America. Image: Comixology Originals Image: Comixology Originals Image: Comixology Originals Image: Comixology Originals Image: Comixology Originals Image: Comixology Originals Image: Comixology Originals Image: Comixology Originals
Scott Snyder and Rafael Albuquerque Get Post-Apocalyptic With New Series Duck and Cover
