SHUTTER BEGINS A NEW GLOBETROTTING ADVENTURE
Readers invited on an all-new journey with Kate
and in welcoming new letterer John Workman
“So completely and utterly new that it reminds you of the potential of this medium.” —Robert Kirkman
Readers invited on an all-new journey with Kate
and in welcoming new letterer John Workman
“So completely and utterly new that it reminds you of the potential of this medium.” —Robert Kirkman
Likened to Indiana Jones for the 21st
century, the beloved explorer Kate Kristopher is back and in this
all-new story arc of writer Joe Keatinge (GLORY, TECH JACKET) and artist
Leila del Duca’s SHUTTER. And in this new chapter she’s met with the
most nail-biting rivalry one can imagine—sibling rivalry. Blood doesn’t
necessarily run thicker than water for Kate. To add to the building
excitement, artists Frank Cho and Ray Fawkes will lend their artistic
interpretations to SHUTTER with two hotly anticipated variant covers.
The action-packed arc begins in SHUTTE
R #7, which will have readers on the edge of their seats this December
10. World traveler Kate Kristopher has faced monsters, ninjas, ghosts, and
all manner of perils in her previous explorations, but in SHUTTER #7 the
stakes are raised when Kate finally comes face-to-face with another
sibling she never knew about, the one who’s dead set on destroying what
little Kate has left.
This new story arc will welcome legendary letterer John Workman (Thor, Doom Patrol, Heavy Liquid) to the team by way of his commemorative variant cover and a comprehensive career retrospective written by Shea Hennum.
"The highlights of drawing Issue 7: everything,” said Del Duca. “Oh, and monsters, monsters, and some more ugly monsters. I got to draw a waterbear and some other creatures inspired by gross sea animals. See cover illustration for more information. Also: more family drama! Also also, infinite thanks for reading this ridiculous book. We hope you love it as much as we do.”
"Working with Leila to build up everything Kate Kristopher is and where she exists was our big thrill in putting together the first arc,” added Keatinge. “Now that it's built up we're digging in underneath its base, chipping a way at its structure and showing that this madcap world of Victorian robots and magic rat kids is founded on something far more wicked than Kate ever knew."
SHUTTER #7 (Cover A, Del Duca, Diamond Code OCT140604) arrives in stores this 12/10 and will be available for $3.50.
Cover B by Frank Cho (Diamond Code OCT140605)
Cover C by Ray Fawkes (Diamond Code OCT140606)
Cover D by John Workman (Diamond Code OCT140607).
This new story arc will welcome legendary letterer John Workman (Thor, Doom Patrol, Heavy Liquid) to the team by way of his commemorative variant cover and a comprehensive career retrospective written by Shea Hennum.
"The highlights of drawing Issue 7: everything,” said Del Duca. “Oh, and monsters, monsters, and some more ugly monsters. I got to draw a waterbear and some other creatures inspired by gross sea animals. See cover illustration for more information. Also: more family drama! Also also, infinite thanks for reading this ridiculous book. We hope you love it as much as we do.”
"Working with Leila to build up everything Kate Kristopher is and where she exists was our big thrill in putting together the first arc,” added Keatinge. “Now that it's built up we're digging in underneath its base, chipping a way at its structure and showing that this madcap world of Victorian robots and magic rat kids is founded on something far more wicked than Kate ever knew."
SHUTTER #7 (Cover A, Del Duca, Diamond Code OCT140604) arrives in stores this 12/10 and will be available for $3.50.
Cover B by Frank Cho (Diamond Code OCT140605)
Cover C by Ray Fawkes (Diamond Code OCT140606)
Cover D by John Workman (Diamond Code OCT140607).
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