SOMETHING IS KILLING THE CHILDREN #50 DOALY NYCC VIRGIN

SOMETHING IS KILLING THE CHILDREN #50 – Doaly NYCC CK Exclusive (Limited Edition)

Publisher: BOOM! Studios
Writer: James Tynion IV
Artist: Werther Dell'Edera
Cover Artist: Doaly
Exclusive: New York Comic Con / Comic Kingdom Creative
Variants: Virgin & Virgin Spot Foil
Limited Edition: 500 Copies of Each Variant Worldwide

Product Details

Celebrate a major milestone with SOMETHING IS KILLING THE CHILDREN #50, featuring exclusive cover artwork by Doaly for New York Comic Con and Comic Kingdom Creative.

This special release is available in two highly collectible editions:

Virgin Variant – Limited to 500 Copies Worldwide

Virgin Spot Foil Variant – Limited to 500 Copies Worldwide

Both editions feature a clean virgin presentation without traditional trade dress, allowing Doaly's artwork to take centre stage. The premium Spot Foil Variant adds an eye-catching foil treatment for an additional collector's finish.

The Story

Erica Slaughter returns in the landmark 50th issue of the bestselling horror series!

Following the terrifying events of the Tribulation saga, Erica is devastated by her confrontation with Cutter and the tragic death of Gabi.

Now on the run from the Order, Erica seeks refuge in a place deeply connected to her past: Valmont Mountain Lodge.

But the lodge holds more than painful memories. As Erica confronts the ghosts of her past, unexpected discoveries and mysterious figures await her.

From acclaimed writer James Tynion IV and artist Werther Dell'Edera, this milestone issue marks an important new chapter in Erica Slaughter's story.

Collector's Edition

Combining a landmark 50th issue, exclusive Doaly artwork, NYCC exclusivity and limited print runs of only 500 copies per variant, these editions are standout collectibles for Something Is Killing the Children fans and collectors of premium horror comics.

Condition Guarantee

Your comic will arrive in 9.2 condition or better, unless otherwise stated. Please note that we cannot guarantee a 9.8 grade on raw books.