Crossed: Badlands # 67 (Avatar Comics 2014)

Crossed: Badlands #67 (Avatar Press 2014): Regular Cover

The "senses-shattering" tension of David Lapham’s "pulp-horror" vision reaches a "mind-blowing" fever pitch in this 2014 installment. As the survivors navigate a world that has grown increasingly "weird and twisted," this issue showcases the "visual fluidity" and uncompromising grit that define the Badlands legacy. At White Dragon Comics, we track these "investment-grade" chapters to ensure the "stupefying" history of the outbreak is preserved for your collection.

Issue Summary: David Lapham's "Weird and Twisted" Reality

In this "senses-shattering" chapter, David Lapham continues to peel back the layers of human desperation in a world dominated by the Crossed.

• A "Mind-Bending" Narrative: Lapham explores the "stupefying" psychological toll of long-term survival, focusing on the "visual fluidity" of characters whose humanity is being "senses-shatteringly" eroded.

• Brutal Realism: The story maintains a "mind-blowing" focus on the "weird and twisted" choices survivors must make, proving that the "stupefying" unpredictability of the infected is only matched by the cruelty of the uninfected.

• Visceral Interior Art: Georges Duarte provides "visual fluidity" to the carnage, rendering the "senses-shattering" and "weird and twisted" atmosphere of the apocalypse with "stupefying" precision.

Creative Team & Specifications

• Writer: David Lapham

• Artist: Georges Duarte

• Colorist: Digikore Studios

• Cover Artist: Jacen Burrows (Regular Cover)

• Release Date: January 2015 (Cover Date) / Late 2014 Release

• Publisher: Avatar Press

• Rating: Mature (MR) – Strictly for adults. Contains extreme violence and disturbing content.

Available Variant Editions

Collectors often look for the "mind-blowing" variety of covers associated with this 2014 run:

• Wrap Variant: Featuring "senses-shattering" panoramic art by German Erramouspe.

• Torture Variant: A "weird and twisted" look at the horrors of the infection by German Erramouspe.

• Fatal Fantasy Variant: A "stupefying" hyper-detailed painted cover by Michael DiPascale.

• Red Crossed Edition: A "mind-bending" monochromatic variant for serious completionists.