Artist Dan Panosian revealed new interior art from his upcoming series Canary, his first through Best Jackett Press.Canary is an upcoming comic from Panosian and writer Scott Snyder that will be available through ComiXology on Dec. 31, 2021. The book is being produced through Snyder's creator-owned imprint, Best Jackett Press, and is part of the writer's partnership between ComiXology and Dark Horse that will see more than half a dozen new titles released by the end of the year. It takes place in the year 1891 in Canary County, a small town with a dark substance buried 666 feet beneath the surface.RELATED: How Scott Snyder's We Have Demons Is Inspired by DC's Metal Sagas

This new interior art shows Marshall Holt and an unnamed person mounting their horses and loading their guns, wild a shadowy figure watches from a distance. It builds upon a recent preview of the series released by ComiXology as part of the platform's "Scottober" celebration. During the monthlong event, ComiXology released their first three Best Jackett Press titles, We Have Demons with art by Greg Capullo, Clear with artist Francis Manapul and Night of the Ghouls with Francesco Francavilla.

Announced in July, the partnership between ComiXology and Dark Horse will see Snyder release his upcoming Best Jackett Press titles through ComiXology, with later print editions by Dark Horse. In addition to Canary, the list of Best Jackett Press titles yet to be released in the partnership include Barnstormers with artist Tula Lotay, Book of Evil with art by Jock, Duck and Cover with Rafael Albuquerque and Dudley Datson and the Forever Machine with art by Jamal Igle, Juan Castro and Christ Sotomayor. Snyder's previous Best Jackett Press title, Nocterra with artist Tony S. Daniel, will continue to be published through Image Comics and is not included in the deal.

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Unlike many other comics, the distribution model of Canary and the other upcoming Best Jackett Press titles sees print and digital media handled by different publishers. Snyder believes that this is the ideal method, as it values the strength of each platform. Speaking on the subject of print versus digital, Snyder said, "We partnered with ComiXology because I genuinely believe that digital and print have been held in competitive spaces for too long," He also added that, "Print is collectible, tactile, and communal and people go to the comic book store for the same reason that they always have -- to find other comic fans and get things they love for their shelf."

In addition to Canary, fans of Panosian's art can celebrate his work in February with the release of the Prophet #1 facsimile edition. It is being re-released to coincide with the 30th anniversary of Prophet's first appearance in Youngblood #2. Unlike second printings or dollar editions, this facsimile will be a direct reproduction of the original comic, featuring art by Panosian over layouts by Rob Liefeld. In March, Image Comics will also be releasing a remastered Prophet #1 featuring new art by Panosian and Liefeld, with additions by Philip Tan, Ed Piskor, Dan Fraga, Marat Mychaels, Jim Rugg, Tom Scioli and Karl Altstaetter.

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