Arriving: September 24, 2025
MINISERIES PREMIERE
In 1003, Leif Erikson established a Viking settlement in Vneland (present day Newfoundland), a strange new world of plenty but populated by an indigenous people and something else...something UNNATURAL. Twenty years after the original expedition ended in disaster, a new attempt to settle this wilderness is made. Ulf and his hardened tribe of Vikings soon discover that the whisper of creatures who are both human and beast are not primitive legend, but death-bringing reality.
VIKINGS versus WEREWOLVES! The real reason the Vikings fled North America! A tale of blood-curdling horror and barbaric adventure from Eisner Award winner JOE PRUETT (VOICES IN MY HEAD, Cable, Domino) and legendary artist MARCELO FRUSIN (Hellblazer, Loveless, KICK-ASS: THE NEW GIRL).
Limited Edition Appeal
The Viking Moon #1 FOIL is not just a comic book; it is a collectible piece of art. This exclusive version, created by the talented Sukesha Ray, features a virgin cover that enhances its visual appeal. Because it was released during the NYCC, its limited availability increases its desirability among collectors and fans alike. So, if you're looking to add a unique item to your collection, this comic book should be on your list!
Viking Moon's Unique Story
This comic book series takes you into an imaginative world filled with adventure and intrigue. The storyline is rich, connecting readers with the Viking era while infusing it with modern elements. This blend creates an engaging narrative that captivates readers of all ages. In addition, the stunning artwork by Sukesha Ray beautifully complements the intriguing plot, making it even more essential to own this exceptional item.
Perfect for Collectors
The Viking Moon #1 FOIL is an ideal addition for any comic book enthusiast. Its compelling narrative, combined with the limited edition allure and striking visuals, ensures it stands out in any collection. Not only does it hold sentimental value, but it may also appreciate over time. Therefore, investing in this unique comic book is not just about ownership; it’s about connecting to the rich tapestry of stories that Viking Moon represents.
