Jack Boniface has become unmoored in time.  In the new “Dead and Gone” arc, which starts in June’s Shadowman #4, the Shadowman of today encounters  his ancestors who wore that mantle before him as he falls backwards through time and space, discovering that not everything he’s been told about the Shadowman loa was true.  The first stop, 1940 Harlem.

Scroll down for an exclusive advance look at Shawn Martinbrough’s art.

SHADOWMAN (2018) #4
Written by ANDY DIGGLE
Art by SHAWN MARTINBROUGH
Cover A by TONCI ZONJIC
Cover B by DAVID MACK
Interlocking Variant by DAVID LAFUENTE
Shadowman Icon Variant by DAVE JOHNSON

ALL-NEW ARC! ALL-NEW JUMPING-ON POINT! “DEAD AND GONE” – PART ONE!

For years, Jack Boniface believed that he knew the true story of the Shadowman loa – the true story of the curse inside him. He was wrong.

For the first time, Jack Boniface is about to discover the long-hidden history of the supernatural power that became his birthright… Unmoored in time and space, the loa is about to reveal its untold dimensions…and now, the last defender of the wall between our realm and the Deadside is falling backwards through the astral void, finding himself face to face with his forebears across the centuries – from the paranoia-addled alleyways of 1940s New York to the fire-scorched plantations of the Civil War…all the way back to the primeval height of the African savannah in 40,000 B.C.!

In the shock-inducing aftermath of “FEAR OF THE DARK,” master storyteller Andy Diggle (Green Arrow: Year One) leads a rotating cast of superstar artists – including Shawn Martinbrough (Thief of Thieves), Doug Braithwaite (Justice), and Renato Guedes (Wolverine) – to reveal the full scope and power of the Shadowman mythos…and how three of its forgotten champions stoked its earliest embers…with a legend-fueled odyssey into eons past as “DEAD AND GONE” tells all!

$3.99 | 32 pgs. | T+ | On Sale JUNE 20th

 

2 COMMENTS

  1. This is pretty much the same thing that “Immortal Iron Fist” and, more recently, “Ninja-K” have done, but I’m a huge sucker for the whole “legacy hero down through the ages” thing, so I’m all in for this.

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