Crossed: Badlands # 67 (Avatar Comics 2014) Wrap Variant Cover

Crossed: Badlands #67 (Avatar Press 2014): Michael DiPascale "Wrap" Variant

The "senses-shattering" scope of David Lapham’s vision expands into a "mind-blowing" panoramic view with the Michael DiPascale "Wrap" variant. As the narrative explores the "weird and twisted" reality of the Badlands, this wraparound cover provides the "visual fluidity" that only DiPascale’s painted style can deliver. At White Dragon Comics, we secure these "investment-grade" variants to ensure the highest "senses-shattering" quality for your collection.

The "Mind-Bending" Wrap Variant by Michael DiPascale

Michael DiPascale utilizes the "stupefying" wraparound format to showcase a "mind-blowing" level of painted detail that captures the expansive horror of the outbreak.

• The Visual: Michael DiPascale delivers a "pulsating" and visceral image that captures the "senses-shattering" scale of the infection across a wider canvas. The "mind-blowing" detail highlights the "stupefying" presence of the Crossed in a panoramic "visual fluidity."

• Artistic Impact: By extending the artwork across both the front and back covers, the "weird and twisted" world of the Badlands becomes "mind-bendingly" immersive, making this "investment-grade" variant a centerpiece for any shelf.

• Collector Status: DiPascale's "Wrap" covers are highly sought after for their "senses-shattering" artistic depth and their "stupefying" ability to render the visceral reality of David Lapham’s world.

Issue Summary: Francisco Manna's Visceral Interiors

In this "senses-shattering" chapter, Francisco Manna takes over the interior art, bringing a "mind-blowing" kinetic energy to David Lapham's "weird and twisted" narrative.

• A "Mind-Bending" Scenario: Manna’s sharp linework provides "visual fluidity" to the carnage, rendering the "senses-shattering" and "weird and twisted" atmosphere of the apocalypse with "stupefying" precision.

• The Psychological Toll: The interiors explore the "mind-blowing" internal friction of the survivors, showing how the "senses-shattering" pressure of the Badlands creates "weird and twisted" cracks in their resolve.

• Gritty Realism: Manna delivers the "stupefying" detail required for the Crossed universe, ensuring every "senses-shattering" moment of survival is captured with "mind-blowing" clarity.

Creative Team & Specifications

• Writer: David Lapham

• Artist: Francisco Manna

• Colorist: Digikore Studios

• Cover Artist: Michael DiPascale

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

• Publisher: Avatar Press

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