Copperhead #15 (2017) delivers a gripping blend of space western grit and character-driven storytelling, continuing the critically acclaimed series from Image Comics. As tensions simmer in the dusty outpost of Copperhead, this issue deepens the mystery and moral complexity that have made the title a standout in modern sci-fi comics.
Written by Jay Faerber, with striking artwork by Drew Moss and colours by Ron Riley, this chapter maintains the series’ trademark style — rugged, grounded, and emotionally raw. The dialogue is sharp and layered, the pacing tight, and the visuals rich with texture, pulling readers deeper into the seedy politics and quiet corruption that infect this frontier town on a distant planet.
In Copperhead #15, Sheriff Clara Bronson finds herself navigating new threats, both personal and political. As the investigation into the recent murders takes an unexpected turn, Clara’s already fragile grip on order becomes even more tenuous. At the same time, past decisions — both hers and others’ — begin to unravel, leading to revelations that threaten to fracture the town's already fragile peace.
This issue doesn't just move the plot forward; it amplifies the stakes. Long-time readers will appreciate the consistent worldbuilding and attention to nuance, while newcomers will find themselves quickly invested thanks to the grounded characters and compelling, cinematic atmosphere.
Available now at ComicBookXS.com, Copperhead #15 is a must-have for collectors and fans of sci-fi crime drama. All orders are processed without delay and packed with precision, ensuring your comic arrives in excellent condition, protected from the elements and handling alike.
Whether you're deep into the Copperhead saga or picking up a key issue, this instalment offers a tense, tightly written chapter that continues to set this series apart from anything else on the shelves.
Copperhead #15 - Cover B Walking Dead #58 Tribute Variant - 2017
- Brand: Image
- Product Code: Image
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£7.00
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