I know what Marvel means in their latest teaser for books arriving in April. We are all hungry for new content… or maybe it is lunchtime. In either case, in April Kathryn Immonen and Matteo Scalera are Ravenous.
Maybe across the Rainbow Bridge we’ll all find a nice sandwich, if the big cat doesn’t eat it first.
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It’s a little hard to make out with only the mouth and the negative space shaping the head, but I think that’s supposed to be a wolf. And since it’s evidently a Thor title (Thor not being a title I follow, however, so I don’t know what’s going on in it), I would feel safe in positing that it has something to do with Fenrir.
Nice piece of artwork. Not really a fan of the Thor-fights-for-Asgard stories though.
It’s Garfield.
Or… It looks like the wolf is missing an eye. He could be Odin. But I’ve never known Odin to show up as a wolf.
I’m going to hazard a guess and say this is Marvel’s answer to Demon Knights. If Ravenous is even half as good as that series, I think Marvel has nothing to worry about.