POWER FANTASY #15

Power Fantasy #15 continues writer Kieron Gillen’s sharp, darkly humorous exploration of morality at the edge of a speculative world. In this issue, theoretical utilitarian arguments collide with high-stakes consequence as the famous Omelas dilemma—depicting a child in a moralized hole—sparks a provocative debate among the characters. Gillen’s writing combines biting wit with lucid ethical reasoning, while Caspar Wijngaard’s art delivers kinetic action, intimate character moments, and striking cityscapes in a clean, contemporary style. The story unfolds over 32 pages of color storytelling, and this issue is published with multiple covers—A by Wijngaard and B by Letizia Cadonici—for distinct visual takes without altering the core narrative. Power Fantasy #15 sits squarely within the ongoing series, pushing ideas as much as plot, and inviting readers to question how far they'd go for a desired outcome.

Who might be interested in reading?

• Fans of thought-provoking ethical dilemmas and dark humor in comics.
• Readers who enjoy Kieron Gillen's storytelling and Caspar Wijngaard's kinetic art (with Cover B by Letizia Cadonici).
• Adults seeking mature, thought-provoking sci-fi with sharp dialogue and social commentary.
• Readers following the Power Fantasy series or looking for a compact, 32-page story within a larger arc.