White Sky #1

White Sky is a grim, atmospheric post-apocalyptic series written by William Harms with art by Lee Loughridge and Jean Paul Mavinga (cover by Mavinga; alternate cover by Eliza Ivanova). In issue #1, five years after a sky gone white, Violet and her father David emerge from hiding and head for the ruins of San Francisco, hoping to find safety in a world haunted by ghosts. The story blends survival drama with eerie supernatural menace in a desolate shoreline of memory and ruin. Harms's scripting anchors character-driven tension as Violet bears the weight of a dangerous new world, while Loughridge's moody visuals and Mavinga's dynamic sequences bring the perilous journey to life. This opening issue establishes the series' sustained mood of dread, resilience, and mystery as they travel through a changed America.

Who might be interested in reading?

• Readers who enjoy post-apocalyptic stories with a supernatural edge and strong character focus.
• Fans of father-daughter survival dynamics and family resilience in harsh worlds.
• Readers who appreciate moody, cinematic art and atmospheric world-building.
• Fans of horror-tinged adventures and ghost lore in comics.