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2025 - Heavy Metal Magazine #3 Var. A - M - ENG - PRE-ORDER
2025 - Heavy Metal Magazine #3 Var. A - M - ENG - PRE-ORDER
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Title: Heavy Metal Magazine
Publisher: Heavy Metal Publications
Publishing Date: 2025
Format: Magazine
Barcode: 85007130300100311
Language: English
Grade: 9.9 Mint
Condition: A brand-new, unused, unopened, unworn, undamaged item. Ensure to review listing images for more details.
Writer(s): Michael Conrad | Frank Forte | Anna Morozova | John Stanisci | Leah Moore | John Reppion | Enki Bilal | Sergio | David Quinn | Ilias Kyriazis | Tim Vigil | Jonathan Wayshak
Artist(s): Ilias Kyriazis | Anna Morozova | Craig Wilson | Tim Vigil | Sergio Gerasi | Jonathan Wayshak | Marco Failla | Enki Bilal | John Stanisci | Frank Forte
Cover Artist(s): Luis Royo
Contributor(s): Luis Royo
Description: As autumn settles in and Halloween looms on the horizon, Heavy Metal magazine unleashes a new wave of visionary storytelling in Issue 3. Enki Bilal returns with another chapter of his acclaimed BUG saga, where the boundaries of reality are twisted by a visionary mind. Sergio Gerasi’s take on Valentina invites readers deeper into a world where surrealism and desire collide. PRIMEVAL by Tim Vigil and David Quinn dives headlong into the darkest corners of fantasy, where primal forces reign. Leah Moore, John Reppion, and Anna Morozova continue their epic run on TAARNA, chronicling the legendary cosmic warrior in battles that shape worlds. Michael Conrad and Ilias Kyriazis pick up the thread of MILLSTONE, a series where myth and fate intertwine in unpredictable ways. Charley and Vlas Parlapánides with Marco Failla continue the saga of INK, a gritty blend of urban fantasy and crime drama exploring legacy, vengeance, and supernatural forces. John Stanisci brings back GLADIATRIX for a fierce new installment, where honor and brutality collide in the arena. Frank Forte delivers ZEKE AND EDSEL, an offbeat genre-bending adventure of chaos and dark humor. The incomparable Jonathan Wayshak returns with a brand-new story, delivering his signature blend of darkness and raw intensity. And ColdDead War returns, as Craig Wilson leads the charge in this haunting tale of the undead and the battlefield. All this, plus several haunting horror stories perfectly suited for the season, awaits an unmissable new issue as Heavy Metal unites the world’s boldest creators and artists just in time for Spooky Season.
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