Titan Comics\’ The Beautiful Death Debuts With Brandon Graham Cover!

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Titan Comics is thrilled to announce the release of a brand-new series, THE BEAUTIFUL DEATH, which debuts with a special cover by iconic comic book creator, Brandon Graham (Island, King City, G.I. Joe, Multiple Warheads)!

With its first issue hitting stores in September 2017, this post apocalyptic four issue mini series is written and illustrated by Mathieu Bablet (Shangri-la, Adrastée).

The apocalypse has been and gone. The age of humanity is at an end, and horrifying insect aliens from the depths of infinite space are the new masters of the Earth!

What does resistance mean, when there’s nothing left to fight for?

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That’s what Wayne, Jeremiah, and Soham, the only survivors of the devastating invasion, struggle with – seeking a future that justifies their presence on a ruined world.

As they pick through the remains of human civilization, keeping out of reach of the bugs, none of them suspect that they are part of a much larger plan, one that involves another, unknown, survivor!

THE BEAUTIFUL DEATH is part of Titan Comics’ exciting line of translated comics, which brings the best of international comic books to a brand-new US audience. Previous titles include Snowpiercer, Elric, The Death of Stalin, Masked, World War X, The Chimera Brigade and Khaal.

“I really love Mathieu Bablet’s story. We made contact at the Angoulême Festival earlier this year, and I wanted to find a way to bring his work to an international audience,” says Titan Comics Brand Manager, Chris Thompson. “Getting Brandon to do a cover seemed like a no-brainer, with their similar aesthetic and approach. We’re so pleased with what he turned in, and I hope it entices people to check out this gorgeous interior work.”

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