Benjamin Hall

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Autistic writer for comicon.com and others including Sequart. Turning my old blog posts into possible books. I suffer from Vasculitis GPA. Love comic books. Creator/writer/publisher of the comic series Time Trio. No to A.I. and CG.

Screenshot from Buffy The Vampire Slayer Season 5, Episode 21. Shows Buffy (Sarah Michelle Gellar) in a black leather jacket, a white shirt with a black shirt underneath staring off into space. She also has earrings in both ears and bruises on her face. One bruise is on her right cheek the other is on the left side of her forehead. She has white somewhat tan skin and blonde hair. The background is a dilapidated building wall.
Cover to the English version of the comic Freaks Sequeele Vol. 2. Features the three main characters in a tower covered in foliage. The character at the top of the tower below the logo and related trade dress is a humanoid wolf in a jacket. He is looking down and grinning at his two female classmates. The woman on the left side of the windowsill is holding a paper grinning at him. She is wearing a dress with pale bare feet and thighs, her lower legs have metal bracers on them. Also she has auburn hair and is smiling back she is sitting on the windowsill. The black haired woman is holding a book and somewhat hanging out of the windowsill. Her expression is surprised and she is wearing a black dress and possibly a black choker. There are paper airplanes and a stuffed animal toy rabbit hanging in the negative space around them. The red circle with white letters says "Second Episode: The Knights Who No Longer Say "Ni"!"
Cropped version of Cover A to the comic book The Seasons #11 (2026). Art by Paul Azaceta. Published by Giant Generator and Image Comics. Features the character Summer Seasons in the center wearing golden armor and regular chainmail. Her red hair is in a braided into two tails on either side of her head. She has a fierce open-mouthed expression while in the middle of breaking a giant mirror. The mirror shards show her relatives (younger sister Spring Seasons being the only one visible in this image) and buildings from their town. Spring's hair is orange and in pigtails.
Cropping of Doctor Who Circuit Breaker #1 (2026) cover A by artist Jay Anacleto. Published by Titan Comics. Features the Fugitive Doctor holding a gun of some kind in her right hand in the foreground. She has a smirking facial expression. Behind The Doctor is a giant Dalek and behind that is a bunch of outer space stuff, such as a comet, stars, and cosmic spiral patterns.
Close-up of Angel (David Boreanaz) in his demonic vampire face. His lips are slightly parted and his vampire teeth are slightly visible. His eyes are yellow and his hair is dark brown. Screenshot from Angel Season 2, Episode 20.
Main Cover of Dick Tracy #18 (2026). Art by Geraldo Borges and colors by Mark Englert. Comic published by Mad Cave Studios. Their logo is at the top left corner above the issue number. Top Center has the title. On the top right corner are the last names of creative team. late 1940s or early 1950s type cop cars and the color red make up the background. Three Cops who are heavily in shadow (one on the left and two on the right of Dick Tracy) have their guns pointing at Dick Tracy. The titular character is kneeling on the ground in his standard attire. His hands have blood on them and there is blood on the ground and on a knife is apparently dropping. He appears to have an expression of shame or defeat on his face. There is a creative signature(s) on Tracy's left knee.
Cover to the comic book 'Is Ted Ok?' #5 (2026). Art & lettering by Dave Chisholm. published by Mad Cave. Publisher logo at top left corner. Issue number at bottom right. Creative credit and title in the center at the top. The title is overlaid on the forehead of the character. Said character is a white blue-eyed female scientist in a white lab coat with curly black hair styled in a ponytail with some loose curls. She is wearing square glasses and holding her hands over her mouth while exhibiting a shocked expression. The background is hot pink.
Lena Headey in an unzipped windbreaker type jacket that is possibly some type of green plus a black shirt is on the left. She is looking at Piper Perabo who is on the right. Piper wearing a pink sweater and a light jacket that is some type of blue. She is looking off to the right. They are both wearing necklaces. There is a window in front of them with rain running down it. From the movie Imagine Me & You (2005).
Cover to the comic book Freaks Squeele Volume 1. Illustration by writer and illustrator Florent Maudoux. Trade dress at top. various bits of debris, including a bird skeleton of some kind, is depicted on the cover. The main characters are running towards the reader. The largest is Wolf Shadow a humanoid wolf in a bomber jacket and ripped jeans. His eyes are glowing like full moons and his fur is grey. Also he has a ponytail. The horned girl Chance d'Estaing is over his shoulder. She is wearing dark gloves that go past her elbows, pants, and heels. Li Xiong Mao is running in a black leather dress, two belts, thigh highs with buckles, plus an arm strap with buckles. There is a word balloon emitting from her that says "First Episode: Strange University!"
A dark haired woman's unclothed form colored red (there is nothing provocative about the image). There are four smartphone cameras showing parts of her. Two show eyes. Another shows lips, hair and a bit of nose. The final smartphone camera displays lips, chin, and a shadowy portion of her neck. Madcave logo, title logo, and issue number at the top text is at the top. Bottom right shows creative credits. Cover to the comic book Exploit #4 (2026). Art by Emiliana Pinna and colors by Rebecca Good.
Two minor characters from Buffy The Vampire Slayer Season 5, Episode 20. The one on the left is a black man wearing a cap and a brown leather jacket. He is signing a hospital release from for a fellow member of the Knights of Byzantium. A blonde with some brown hair nurse is holding the clip board with the release form. She is wearing a name tag, blue coat and a white blouse. Possibly she also has earrings. In the background there is a double door and wall. In the foreground on the right side there is a phone and a container of pens.
Cover of the print version of Ladies of the Knight (2026) by writer and illustrator Fiona Marchbank. various medieval items adorn the sides of the cover including a green and yellow green banner on both sides that has a poorly drawn owl as a symbol on it. The title logo and main creative credit are at the top center. The two main female characters are on the cover with a village in the far off background. The squire George with red hair is wearing a red and grey medieval dress with some black line around the bottom along with light brown boots. She is also holding a plumed knight's helmet. While the knight Serfina is wearing her armor including some cloth pieces that are green then red and the other is brown. She is holding a sword with her right hand. Serfina has scars on her face and black with streaks of grey hair in a ponytail.
Four Asian American characters that are ballroom dancing feature in this image from the movie Saving Face (2004). Te The ones in the background are a woman (Unknown) in a sleeveless black? dress in the center left and a taller man with glasses? (Unknown) in a black suit in the center right. The two female characters Wilhelmina "Wil" Pang (Michelle Krusiec) and Vivian Shing are in the foreground. Wil is in the red shirt on the left and Vivian is on the right in a sleeveless black ensemble with a necklace around her neck.
A missing persons notice with picture featuring the character Winifred Burkle (Amy Acker). It is being held by a left hand that is visible on the bottom left corner of the screencap. Various typical details appear on the page. The character's hair and eyes are brown she is wearing glasses and a white sweater. In the picture there are library art and notices in the related background. Image from Angel Season 2, Episode 19.
Cover to Madman Omnibus Volume 3 (2026) by writer/artist Michael Allred and colorist Laura Allred Trade dress at top and bottom. Creative Credits also at bottom. Cover shows the character Madman hopping in the air. He is holding a guitar in his left hand and a pick with his right. He has a full body white costume with a blue lightning bolt symbol on his forehead, grayish brown hair, blue gloves, and black boots. A red lightning bolt style exclamation symbol is behind him and the dot houses his girlfriend's head. She has reddish hair and is looking up at him.
A drawing of He-Man's chest and harness with emblem. The comicon.com logo that says "Comicon Admit Millions in a ticket symbol star symbol .com" is overlaid on the emblem.
Main cover for the comic book The Seasons #10 (2026). Art by artist Paul Azaceta. Features the character Winter Seasons holding her hands out with elbows bent. She is seemingly creating a giant magical snowflake. There are smaller snowflakes of various designs around her. Her outfit is a black dress that makes her look like the villainess from the Disney version of Sleeping Beauty (1959) minus a headdress. She has giant straight earrings. Her hair is black, skin white and cheeks have rosy dots.
Cover to the comic book "Is Ted Ok?" #4 (2026) by artist/writer/letterer Dave Chisholm. Publisher Mad Cave Studios logo is at the upper left hand corner of the cover. In the bottom right corner is the issue number. Across the character's forehead is the title logo and above that is the creative credit. The character is a dark-haired man who is looking down in severe disdain at something unseen. He is wearing a shirt and a leather jacket with a wool collar. The cover's color palette is mostly yellows. There are swirls of smoke or steam around the man.
Cover to the comic book Exploit #3 (2026) art by artist Emiliana Pinna and colors by colorist Rebecca Good. It is a video game like cover that has an 1980s Super Mario style course. The background features an 8 bit type metropolitan cityscape. There are creative credits on the lower left side under a female form that is jumping over a block. The humanoid is wearing a sneaker, blue pants, a white shirt, and a brown jacket. The individual has a light skin pigmentation. There is trade dress along the top along with fake video game stats.
Space Scouts Hardcover (2026) cover art by artist David Rubín and logo by logo designer and writer Matt Kindt. A sort of greenish-blue alien woman is in the center of the cover. She is wearing a dark jacket, scarf, gloves and pants, plus a white shirt and shoulder pads. Her left hand holds a glowing purplish light. She also has pouches, a spherical canteen, and a backpack. There are three alien drones around her. An armadillo type alien farm animal is behind her right side. Various other aliens are running behind her head, the title logo and the two creative credits. Some dome shaped buildings are in the far off distance near the bottom of the background. Sand or soil exists for the ground. The bottom of the page is mostly reddish like Mars.
Rupert Giles (Anthony Stewart Head) looking stunned. He is a white man with dark greying hair. He is wearing glasses and a striped tie, a blue-ish? dress shirt, and a charcoal suit jacket. The location is the Magic Box. There is a row of jars and other things behind him on shelving. Buffy The Vampire Slayer Season 5, Episode 19
Cover B to the comic book Dick Tracy #17 (2026). Art by artist Veronica Fish. Title, issue number and creative credits are at the bottom lefthand corner. Dick Tracy is wearing his Yellow Trenchcoat and Fedora, along with black suit jacket plus pants, black shoes, and white dress shirt, and a red tie with stripes. Tracy's hands are in his trenchcoat pockets and therefore not visible. He is in the foreground on the right side of the cover. Various villains such as Pruneface, Flattop, Brow, The Blank, plus others are visible in the background. There is only one among them who has a clearly female form and that is the villainess known as Breathless. The criminals are rendered in a reddish hue along with some black and white.
Cover B to Royals #2 art by writer and cover artist Derek Kirk Kim. Image comics logo, issue number/month, and retail price in bottom right hand corner. Creator names above the title which is in big bold letters above the the character. Character on the cover is a Korean Male gangster with a bleeding left nostril holding a gun up to the reader in his left hand. He is wearing an indeterminate colored turtleneck and black suit jacket with one button on the front and three on each sleeve. His left eyebrow is missing. Derek Kirk Kim's artist signature is located between the right shoulder and the title logo.
Lindsey McDonald (Christian Kane) is attaching a prosthetic right hand to himself. He is wearing a blue work shirt. There is light streaming into his apartment through the window blinds. The light is shining on a wall, door and framed piece of art to McDonald's left. Screenshot from Angel Season 2, Episode 18.
Cover to the comic book Exploit #2 (2026). Art by Emiliana Pinna and colors by Rebecca Good. Features three pieces of three different characters heads. The heads are overlayed on each other in a torn pictures sort of look with differing filter colors. The first shows a white man with red hair, eyebrows, eyes and, (barely visible is) the top of his right ear along with the title and trade dress. While the middle features a woman with light skin pigmentation with a right ear that has an earring, her eyes plus brows, and long black hair. Only the beginning of her nose is barely visible at the bottom of her part. Finally, the bottom part feature a mocha skinned feminine form chin, light hued dreadlocks, dark lipstick painted lips and the last portion of the nose with a ring through the middle. Her neck and clothes collar are slightly visible. Creative credits are near the left side of the bottom of the page.
Cover to the comic book 'Is Ted Ok?' #3 created by writer, artist, letterer Dave Chisholm. Published by Madcave Studios. Madcave logo is at the top left corner. Creator credit is above the title. Issue number is at the bottom right corner. The character Brody's face has a maniacal smile above facial hair that looks like a soul patch. A long lock of hair is overlaying his right eye, forehead, and cheek which are on the left side of the page. His right thumb and some of that hand is slightly visible while he holds the barely visible butt end of a literally smoking gun. His white face and is has lots of red, possibly from the suggestion of red light in the background. He is wearing a brown suit with two buttons in a row on the sleeves. His blondish red hair looks reddish orange to my slightly color blind eyes. Lastly, his eyes are definitely blue.
The scabby faced robe wearing demons Jinx (Troy T. Blendell) and Murk (Todd Duffy) are sitting on a couch. They are looking to their lefts at an off-screen Glory (Clare Kramer). Jinx is on the left of the picture and Murk is on the right near a barely visible lamp. Jinx looks intent while Murk appears worried. From Buffy The Vampire Slayer Season 5, Episode 18.
Cover to the comic book issue Watchmen #9 (1987). Features the trade dress and logo going on the left side with the title in both horizontal and larger in vertical. The doomsday clock in at the bottom of the left side with the date July 1987. The rest of the cover is a starry sky and a falling clear bottle of purple perfume. The bottle is almost spherical and is missing its screw-on cap. It also has a yellow N on the middle of the bottle.
Cover B for Dick Tracy #16 (2026) by artist Mahmud Asrar. Features Dick Tracy wearing his yellow hat with black band, a red tie with black stripes, white dress shirt, black vest, yellow trench coat, and wrist watch on his left. He is holding a gun in his right hand. Asrar's signature is below the weapon. The issue number is in yellow on the bottom left of the black part of the background. Trade dress is at the top left and middle of the comic. The background is half black and half yellow. It is a homage cover to the poster to the movie Scarface (1983).
Cover B to Royals #1 by artist/writer Derek Kirk Kim. Trade dress and creative credits along top and bottom. A looping white tape (?) is surrounding a Korean American man who is wearing glasses. He is biting down on part of the tape while holding it in his hands. There is blood stains on his hoodie sweater, mouth, and knuckles. His hoodie sweater appears light grey and black. While his sweat pants are dark grey. He has black eyebrows and a mix of white and black hair.
Cordelia Chase (Charisma Carpenter) a white woman with brown hair with blonde highlights. She is wearing a black shirt without sleeves and red lipstick. Her expression is one that says "how dumb are you?" in reaction to the offscreen Harmony Kendall.
Cover to Johnny Dynamite: Explosive Pre-Code Crime Comics—The Complete Adventures of Pete Morisi’s Wild Man of Chicago published by IDW in 2020. Art by Pete Morisi. Features the titular character in various actions poses and a lot of trade dress. There is a white woman with red hair wearing black shoes, a black belt, a pearl necklace, and a ripped yellow-green dress behind Johnny in the center of the page. Around them are: a knocked down garbage can, a two tin cans, a crate that has paper and a bottle, and another bottle. Behind him is a circus poster with a partial face of a clown. Johnny is holding a gun while wearing a short red tie, a dark green suit with white handkerchief, white socks, black shoes, a black shirt with collar, and a black eye patch over the right eye. In the other poses he is fighting another guy who is wearing a purple suit and haste skin and black hair.
Cover for the comic book 'Is Ted Ok?' #2 (2026). Art is by the sole creator of the comic book Dave Chisholm. Ted looking enraged while wearing a suit and his large headphones is reflected in Sarah's glasses. Ted is a white man with spiky hair and a prominent forehead. Sarah is a black woman whose glasses are askew in the image. Her face, brown eyes, black hair, and neck take up most of the cover. Her left hand is slightly visible in the bottom right corner. She has a yellow sweater or shirt that is somewhat visible along with a dark jacket. The background appears to be a wall. Creative credit is above the title which is in front of where Sarah's forehead is.
Cover A of the comic book The Seasons #9 (2026). Art by Paul Azaceta. Top has company logos and trade dress. Bottom middle has three creative credits. Setting has late 1890s to very early twentieth century architecture and the accompanying rooftops. The two characters are (crouching) Spring Seasons and (doing a Mary Poppins impression) Summer Seasons. Spring is in a sort of newsboy outfit that one might see in the musical Newsies. Summer is in a reddish-pink petticoat and gloves, yellow scarlet, white thigh black foot boots (guessing on the footwear), plus a Mary Poppins style hat with flowers and yellow umbrella. They appear to be on a flat rooftop.
Dick Tracy in profile while apparently drawing his gun with his left hand. He is wearing his usual yellow hat and trench coat as well as a red tie, white shirt, black belt, and black pants. Fake dollar bills with a four leaf clover in the middle and the number 4 on the corners are raining down. The background is a shade of orange. In the bottom left hand corner is the mad cave studios logo. Opposite that logo are the last names of the creators. Above Tracy's weapon is are the words "St. Patrick's Day Special" with three leaf clovers around the "St." Finally Tracy's name is above his hat. Cover B to Dick Tracy St. Patrick's Day Special (2026) by artist Jacob Phillips.
A handmade bouquet of different flowers lying on a sidewalk near some grass. Some of them are white. From Buffy The Vampire Slayer Season 5, Episode 17.
'Exploit' #1 (2026) main cover by artist Emiliana Pinna and colorist Rebecca Good. This comic book cover resembles has a punk journalism kind of aesthetic. The woman is wearing a white shirt, black tie and glasses. She has black hair and nail polish plus purple lipstick. Her hands have many rings and she is making a hand gesture like she will blow someone away. Her body is bursting through a fictional magazine's cover. There is both trade dress for the fictional magazine and the comic at the top. The magazine also has two men on it. The man on the left has blond hair and a blonde beard. While the man on lower right slightly covered up by an "authorized" label has brown hair and is clean shaven. The lower left side has creative credits.
The word Oracles is at the top of the image. Forest area consisting of Trees, bushes, a trail, and a boulder (in a two-tone coloring kind of way) makes up the rest of the image.
A tall woman with a blue and yellow jacket minus a sleeve on the left arm. There is also a piece of armor strapped to her right shoulder. She is wearing wrappings of some sort on both hands plus a yellow glove on her right. There is a large axe in her right hand and slung over her shoulders. A brown belt with a metallic buckle and yellow pouches is around her hips in a loose way. She is wearing greenish pants that appear tied together. Metal plated red thigh boots adorn her legs. The setting is a fantasy style forest. Creative credits are along the bottom left of the page. Along the top is the trade dress including the title. Cover B art for The Author Immortal #5 (2026) by Dalton James Rose.
Cordelia Chase (Charisma Carpenter) sticking her head through a doorframe while holding a white front door open. She is a white woman with brown hair that has blondes highlights. Screenshot from Angel Season 2, Episode 16.
Photo of The Fifteenth Doctor (Ncuti Gatwa) in one of his second season outfits (the blue with white stripes hybrid kilt dress). There is a Blue with white stars vortex behind him. He is posing while holding his sonic screwdriver in his left hand in front of him. Trade dress and logo is at the top and bottom. Creative Credits to the left of his head. From Doctor Who: The Prison Paradox #4 (2026) Cover B.
title card for the show Moonlighting from the 1980s. Says "Moonlighting" over a scenic aerial shot of a city with a waxing crescent Moon visible over the logo.
Deathstroke The Terminator in his orange and navy blue costume with a large assault rifle over his shoulder. While his metal stick gun (?) is apparently hanging from his butt. He is posing on top a rooftop with a smoking brick chimney to his right. There are clouds and other buildings in the background along with a large flock of pigeons. The trade dress is along the top of the cover. Three creator credits are at the bottom in front of the chimney. Cover to the comic book Deathstroke The Terminator #1 (1991). Art by artist Mick Zeck, and lettering by letterer Todd Klein.
Cover to DC Showcase Presents: The Trial of The Flash (2011). Pencils by Carmine Infantino, inks by Klaus Janson, colors by John Kalisz. Features the back of the Flash (Barry Allen) standing before various giant heads of jurors. Trade dress and logo are at the top.
The back of Buffy Summers's (Sarah Michelle Gellar) blonde ponytailed head is blurry, but visible on the left side of the image. A black paramedic faces Buffy and the camera. He is in a blue uniform shirt plus white undershirt, and a black jacket with an embroidered yellow badge on his left. There is a stethoscope hanging from around his neck. His mouth is slightly open. While his mouth and upper chest are the only parts of him visible. Finally the location is Buffy's home. From Buffy The Vampire Slayer Season 5, Episode 16.
Cover of the comic book "Legion of Superheroes #1" from 1989. Pencils by Keith Giffen, inks by Al Gordon, colors by Tom McCraw. The trade dress is along the top of the page, and includes the words "The New" in the title which is meant as a joke. A Man in a trench-coat is standing among rocky rubble and dystopian futuristic building wreckage. A golden Legion flight ring lies amongst some rubble in the foreground of the bottom right hand corner. Creative credits for Giffen along with writers Tom & Mary Bierbaum, and Gordon are along the bottom.
Promotional image for the hardcover of "Vampyre: A Horror Folktale" (2026) by writer and illustrator Ricardo Delgado. Clover leaf symbol on the spine represents the publisher Clover Press. Rest of the book's spine says the title and author's last name. Author's name and title are on the cover with the former on the bottom and the latter on top. Spine is red with black text, and the cover is mostly black with red text. There is an image on the cover of a demonic looking ram head with flames in the shape of vines above a demonic gollum looking thing with a blood-dripping mouth. The latter creature has greyish black skin with turquoise eyes and looks to be coming out of a portrait.
Horrifying rows of teeth-filled distorted mouths with a falling upside down human in the middle. Hands are in the foreground in a feeling emotionally shocked or surprised formation. Image is cover B of the comic The Author Immortal #4 (2026). Art by artist Alex Eckman-Lawn.
Whiz Comics #2 (1940) cover by artist C.C. Beck. Trade dress at top. Captain Marvel/Shazam in the cover's foreground and on the left. He has black hair, white skin. He is wearing a white and gold cape with a pattern on one side. Also he has a mostly red suit with gold armlets and boots plus a yellow lightning bolt. The sentence "Gangway for Captain Marvel!" is between his boots. He is standing on pavement in a city. Lastly, he has just thrown a purple car and it is impacting with a wall. The car's occupants are flying out of it and colliding with the wall plus bricks and a tire are flying loose.
Wishverse Buffy Summers (Sarah Michelle Gellar) holding out a crossbow with wooden bolt with her right arm. Her blonde hair is tied back. She is wearing a cross necklace and grey tanktop shirt. There is a scar on her lips. Vampires surround her. Behind her on her right is a male vampire in shades and a suit. A female vampire is in vamp face in a black dress and choker is slightly in front and to the right of the male vampire. From Buffy The Vampire Slayer Season 3, Episode 9.
The vampire Angel (David Boreanaz) in dilapidated room filled with goats and lit by a single light bulb. The goats are of various colors including black, white, and brown. Angel has brown hair, white skin, and is wearing all black including a leather coat. He is at the very back of the room with a door and to his far right. From Angel Season 2, Episode 15.
A man with his eyes rolling up into the back of his eyelids that is on fire. The colors are mainly orange and yellow. The title logo is before his forehead. The creative credit is before his head and above the title. Mad Cave company logo is on the uppermost left. At the bottommost right is a 1 to signify the first issue. Cover A by artist Dave Chisholm.
The blobby alien Annie the Adipose is behind a pillar. She is looking over what amounts to her shoulder with her right hand on her face at a possessed Fifteenth Doctor (Ncuti Gatwa) and Slitheen. The possessed Slitheen and The Doctor are in scary poses in a reddish mist filled corridor. Their faces are in shadow making their respective mouths and eyes look to be creepy and glowing white. The Doctor is wearing blue pants, a striped multi-colored shirt, and a trench coat. While the alien slitheen is missing an eye, has a pudgy belly, claw hands and tan skin. Trade dress is at the top and bottom of the cover. Picture is of the cover to the comic book Doctor Who: The Prison Paradox #3 (2026) cover A by artist V.V. Glass.
Superman: The Man of Steel #9 (1992) cover by pencils by penciler Jon Bogdanove and inked by inker Dennis Janke. Trade dress at top plus more at bottom including some creative credits on the bottom. Brainiac's skull shaped ship is shooting lasers at Superman over the city of Metropolis. The lasers are forming a bullseye where Superman is stopping them with his hand. Daily Planet building is noticeable visible due to the globe with the company name circling around it. Also Metropolis's bay area is visible near the top right of the cover.
Screenshot from Buffy The Vampire Slayer Season 5, Episode 15. Features Buffy Summers (Sarah Michelle Gellar) and Xander Harris (Nicholas Brendon) in the Magic Box training room. The room is rather empty of stuff—minus the brick wall hanging on some black thing on it and a door—on the side that is visible. Xander is in one of those tan colored puffy sumo suits and has black hair. Buffy has blonde hair in a pony tail. She is wearing a black hairband, a violet hoodie, a white shirt, grey sweatpants and possibly earrings. His face is visible to the camera while Buffy's face is not.
The Tin Can Society #9 (2025) cover A art by artist Francesco Mobili and colors by colorist Chris Chuckry. Features a tree in the center surrounded by the various characters. TCS is carved into the middle of the tree's trunk. There is one woman with pink hair, a black sleeveless shirt, blue jeans, and sneakers next to the metal superhero suit Caliburn which is on her left. To her right is a bruiser of a man with a receding hairline in a white business shirt, sneakers and khakis. Below the woman and the suit is a trowel and what appears to be dirt. On the other side of the tree, which is to the suit's left, are two men. The closest to the suit is blond with a bandaged or mechanical hand and is wearing rolled up light blue business shirt, navy vest, reddish brown boots, and blue jeans. The last guy has auburn ponytailed hair, glasses, and is wearing a blue business, shirt, white sneakers, and khakis. The comic's trade dress is at the top of the page near the green leaves of the tree. Shadows and grass are around or underneath the respective characters. A suggestion of sunlight is making the background grass look lighter.
Picture shows from left to right: Wesley (Alexis Denisof), Cordelia, and Gunn standing behind, and looking down at, the back of a girl's head (Leah Pipes). Wesley is wearing various shades of a gray with a dress shirt, pants, and tie plus a black belt. He also has glasses, white skin, and dark hair. Cordelia has white skin and brown hair with blonde streaks. She is wearing a black pants and a peach long sleeve shirt. Gunn is wearing a red long sleeve shirt, dark blue jeans, and a watch. He has a bald head and black skin. The girl is wearing a purple outfit, and has white skin and dark blonde or light brown long hair. Location is a small office and there is some stuff in the background, including a small sign that says reception. From the television show Angel Season 2, Episode 14.
Cover B for The Author Immortal #3 (2025) by artist Sai Li. Trade Dress and title logo at top. The last names of the various creators of the main story are at the bottom left corner. The image features a little girl holding a shining light while evil shadows swirl amid a grey-brown background.
Various pictures and drawings of Buffy Summers (Sarah Michelle Gellar) on a wall with a patterned cloth draped over the upper left side. From Buffy The Vampire Slayer Season 5, Episode 14.
Doctor Who: The Prison Paradox #2 (2025) FOC cover by artist Abigail Harding. Features The Fifteenth Doctor in bluish black futuristic wet suit with a lit up monitor on the right wrist. They/He are/is holding up the sonic screwdriver in the left hand and onto a helmet with the right. A menacing Zygon in its natural suction cup riddled form is bursting up from the water behind The Doctor who is unaware.