Black Caravan, the horror/sci-fi imprint of Scout Comics, is gearing up for the debut of its next release, Swamp Dogs: House of Crows, and a bevy of covers will accompany the release.
CBR can exclusively reveal covers for Swamp Dogs: House of Crows #1 by writers J.M. Brandt and Theo Prasidis, artist Kewber Baal (Vengeance of Vampirella, KISS, Army of Darkness: Furious Road) and colorist Ruth Redmond (Deadpool, Amazing Spider-Man: Renew Your Vows). The debut issue's direct market cover is by Robert Sammelin; the Royal Collectibles in New York cover is by Suspiria and marks her very first comic cover; the Hive Comics cover is by Ivan Tao; and the Gryend House/Zombie Unicorn cover is by Federica Manfredi (Hack/Slash, Star Trek, Grindhouse) and colored by Ruth Redmond.
The Royal Collectibles cover will have 250 trade dressed copies available and 100 virgin rainbow foil variants, with pre-orders on sale this week. The Hive Comics cover goes on sale for pre-order Saturday, Sept. 18 at 2 p.m. ET with 500 virgin covers available. Finally, The Greyend House/Zombie Unicorn cover is limited to 250 trade dressed versions, and is available for pre-order this week.
Swamp Dogs: House of Crows #1 goes on sale Oct. 13 from Black Caravan/Scout Comics.
Swamp Dogs: House of Crows #1
- Written by J.M. Brandt and Theo Prasidis
- Art by Kewber Baal
- Colors by Ruth Redmond
- Direct market cover by Robert Sammelin
- Royal Collectibles cover by Suspiria
- Hive Comics cover by Ivan Tao
- Gryend House/Zombie Unicorn cover by Federica Manfredi and Ruth Redmond
- Black Caravan Imprint
- They came from the swamp... the scummiest squad of Confederate soldiers, brought back to life by powerful Voodoo magic. They crave power, carnage, and female flesh! They are the Swamp Dogs! Now, young lovers Ayana and Violet, and their friends from the goofy stoner metal band The Grunch, will unknowingly fall into their ghoulish nest. Bear witness to a rollicking gorefest straight out of the shocking grindhouse and revengeful blaxploitation of the 1970s, and the cult horror classics of the 1980s... with a modern twist.
Source: Black Caravan/Scout Comics