BlackAcre #1 – 2012 launches a gripping dystopian thriller from Image Comics, written by Duffy Boudreau with atmospheric, cinematic artwork by Wendell Cavalcanti. This debut issue introduces readers to a bleak, post-collapse America where the privileged live within a fortified zone known as BlackAcre, and the rest are left to survive in the lawless, desolate “Territory.”

When elite soldier Hull is assigned to escort a mysterious figure beyond the city’s walls, a straightforward mission quickly spirals into a dangerous quest that challenges everything he’s been taught to believe. The tension builds steadily as political intrigue, survivalist themes, and questions of morality begin to unfold—setting the tone for a complex and thought-provoking series.

Boudreau’s writing blends speculative fiction with sharp socio-political commentary, while Cavalcanti’s gritty visual style brings the world of BlackAcre to life with a sense of weight and realism. This first issue establishes a strong foundation for what becomes a tense, intelligent narrative full of deception, betrayal, and ideological warfare.

Perfect for fans of The Walking Dead, DMZ, and Y: The Last Man, BlackAcre #1 is an underrated modern gem with strong world-building and narrative ambition. Whether you're starting a new run or adding key #1 issues to your indie comics collection, this one’s a must-have.

Now available at ComicBookXS.com, this issue is in excellent condition. It will be dispatched promptly, carefully secured in rigid, protective packaging to ensure it arrives in top-grade shape—ready for reading, collecting, or archiving.