First Look at Final Issue of Kirkman and De Felici’s Oblivion Song
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In June, Oblivion Song, the comic by superstar writer and guy with “I think I want the GI Joe and Transformers license this week” money Robert Kirkman, artist Lorenzo De Felici, colorist Annalisa Leoni, and Rus Wooton about a utopian world where a large portion of the population of Philadelphia is lost in New Jersey, is coming to an end.
Sorry, people of New Jersey. It’s just, it’s the last time we get to make that joke, now that the series is ending. Seems like we were just making it for the first time yesterday. Where does the time go? It’s also the last time Image gets paid for an issue of Oblivion Song, which is why they’re charging you $5.99 for this one.
Image Comics has sent out an unlettered preview of the final issue, Oblivion Song #36. From the press release:
LOS ANGELES 05/19/2022 – Today Image/Skybound unveiled a first look at Oblivion Song #36, the series finale of the acclaimed series from the iconic team of writer Robert Kirkman, artist Lorenzo De Felici colorist Annalisa Leoni, and letterer Rus Wooton.
A decade ago, 300,000 citizens of Philadelphia were suddenly lost in Oblivion. Nathan Cole was the only one who never gave up searching that apocalyptic hellscape.
It’s all been leading to this. The war with the Kuthaal has ended, but who is the victor? And how has this conflict changed the world…and Nathan Cole?
Oblivion Song #36 (NOV210233), with a cover by De Felici, will be available at comic book shops and digital platforms including Amazon Kindle, Apple Books, comiXology, and Google Play on Wednesday, June 8.
Check out the preview of Oblivion Song #36 below.
OBLIVION SONG BY KIRKMAN & DE FELICI #36
NOV210233
(W) Robert Kirkman (A) Annalisa Leoni (A/CA) Lorenzo De Felici
SERIES FINALEIt’s all been leading to this. The war with the Kuthaal has ended, but who is the victor? And how has this conflict changed the world…and Nathan Cole?
In Shops: Jun 08, 2022
SRP: $5.99
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In June, Oblivion Song, the comic by superstar writer and guy with “I think I want the GI Joe and Transformers license this week” money Robert Kirkman, artist Lorenzo De Felici, colorist Annalisa Leoni, and Rus Wooton about a utopian world where a large portion of the population of Philadelphia is lost in New Jersey, is coming to an end.
Sorry, people of New Jersey. It’s just, it’s the last time we get to make that joke, now that the series is ending. Seems like we were just making it for the first time yesterday. Where does the time go? It’s also the last time Image gets paid for an issue of Oblivion Song, which is why they’re charging you $5.99 for this one.
Image Comics has sent out an unlettered preview of the final issue, Oblivion Song #36. From the press release:
LOS ANGELES 05/19/2022 – Today Image/Skybound unveiled a first look at Oblivion Song #36, the series finale of the acclaimed series from the iconic team of writer Robert Kirkman, artist Lorenzo De Felici colorist Annalisa Leoni, and letterer Rus Wooton.
A decade ago, 300,000 citizens of Philadelphia were suddenly lost in Oblivion. Nathan Cole was the only one who never gave up searching that apocalyptic hellscape.
It’s all been leading to this. The war with the Kuthaal has ended, but who is the victor? And how has this conflict changed the world…and Nathan Cole?
Oblivion Song #36 (NOV210233), with a cover by De Felici, will be available at comic book shops and digital platforms including Amazon Kindle, Apple Books, comiXology, and Google Play on Wednesday, June 8.
Check out the preview of Oblivion Song #36 below.
OBLIVION SONG BY KIRKMAN & DE FELICI #36
NOV210233
(W) Robert Kirkman (A) Annalisa Leoni (A/CA) Lorenzo De Felici
SERIES FINALEIt’s all been leading to this. The war with the Kuthaal has ended, but who is the victor? And how has this conflict changed the world…and Nathan Cole?
In Shops: Jun 08, 2022
SRP: $5.99
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