Blood & Thunder #8

Blood & Thunder #8 continues the dark, supernatural adventure of Blood, who finds trouble mounting as she grapples with leaving Thunder behind. Written by Benito Cereno, with art by E.J. Su and Michele Msassyk Assarasakorn, this 32-page chapter tightens the pulse with cinematic storytelling, brutal action, and moody, mythic atmospherics. The issue features multiple covers — A by Su & Msassyk, B by Khary Randolph and Emilio Lopez, plus 1:10 and 1:25 variants — that showcase bold, expressive visuals while keeping the focus on Blood’s relentless predicament. Set within the ongoing Blood & Thunder property, it deepens character dynamics, raises the stakes, and maintains a mature, uncompromising tone. Readers who crave dark fantasy blended with superhero bravado will find this installment a compact, stand-alone entry and a vital link in the series’ evolving arc.

Who might be interested in reading?

• Enjoys dark fantasy, supernatural stakes, and a character-driven ongoing series.
• Appreciates strong, complex female leads and tough moral choices.
• Likes cinematic art with bold, expressive visuals and varied cover art.
• Prefers compact, 32-page monthly installments that build a longer arc.