The Army of Darkness 1979 #3 – Cover B Suydam Variant (2021) is a visually striking and collectible edition of the horror-action series that throws Ash Williams into the violent heart of 1970s New York. This variant cover, illustrated by the renowned Arthur Suydam, offers a brilliantly grotesque rendition that pays homage to the pulpy roots of the Evil Dead universe. Known for his zombie-themed art and classic horror stylings, Suydam’s interpretation brings a visceral edge that sets this edition apart from the standard cover.

Inside, the story by Rodney Barnes continues to crank up the chaos. After being hurled into the gritty streets of Brooklyn, Ash must navigate a landscape dominated by gang warfare, all while the evil of the Necronomicon infects the city’s underworld. It’s a grimy, blood-splattered twist on the usual time-traveling misadventures, and this issue sees alliances form and fall apart as the Deadites continue to tighten their grip on the city.

What makes this variant edition even more desirable for collectors is not just the cover art but the broader thematic consistency — blending 70s street aesthetics with supernatural horror. Tom Garcia’s interior artwork complements Suydam’s cover beautifully, delivering grimy urban scenes filled with undead carnage and frantic action.

This is an ideal addition for fans of cult horror, Ash Williams, or those who appreciate cover art that pays tribute to vintage horror illustration. Whether you're collecting every variant or selecting covers that visually stand out, this is one to showcase.

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Perfect for collectors who love the Army of Darkness franchise, or for fans of Arthur Suydam’s signature style, this variant is as much a horror-art piece as it is a high-octane comic book adventure.