Resurrection Man #7 – Vol. 2 – 2012 propels the high-stakes supernatural action of DC’s dark and gritty series into even murkier territory, as Mitch Shelley continues his search for answers — and survival — while haunted by death at every turn. Written by Dan Abnett and Andy Lanning, with art by Fernando Dagnino, this issue marks a turning point in Mitch’s journey as it delves deeper into the forces that pursue him and the unstable nature of his resurrection abilities.

Each time Mitch dies, he returns to life with a new power — a fascinating but terrifying gift that has made him both target and mystery. In issue #7, we find him caught between the agendas of heaven, hell, and the mysterious Body Doubles, who continue their relentless pursuit. The pacing is sharp and the stakes are higher than ever, as Mitch inches closer to discovering the truth about the origin of his powers — and why so many powerful forces want to control or destroy him.

The writing duo of Abnett and Lanning keeps the narrative tense and layered, balancing explosive moments with quieter, existential beats. Mitch isn’t just trying to escape death — he’s trying to understand what he’s become, and this chapter adds fresh intrigue without losing momentum.

Fernando Dagnino’s artwork leans into the series’ moody, supernatural tone. His shadow-heavy panels and gritty textures enhance the suspense and danger that permeate Mitch’s world. Action scenes feel chaotic and violent, but they’re well-framed and cinematic. The visuals match the moral greyness of the story — a world filled with ethically ambiguous characters, monsters in suits, and angels with agendas.

Resurrection Man #7 keeps the tension alive with layered storytelling, unpredictable plot turns, and a lead character who literally evolves with every death. Whether you're a fan of DC's darker corners or just love a supernatural thriller with sci-fi elements, this issue stands out as a compelling chapter in a tragically underappreciated series.

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