Good information, unhealthy information on this planet of Image Comics’ new horror/sci-fi collection Monarch: issues are trying cloudy with an opportunity of devastating alien invasion.

io9 has your first look inside Monarch, a brand new collection from Killadelphia’s Rodney Barnes, with artwork from Immortal Hulk’s Alex Lins and Luis Nct. Inspired by the likes of Attack the Block and War of the Worlds in response to Barnes, Monarch follows a younger teen named Trayvon dwelling in Compton, who wakes up one morning to search out the world ceaselessly modified: humanity’s first contact with an alien civilization. But when issues go a bit extra Independence Day than they do Star Trek, Trayvon finds himself thrust into the unlikely position of protector and survivor as human form is assaulted by an awesome alien drive.

“I picked up Killadelphia as a fan without knowing who Rodney was at the time. It was so captivating, I finished it in a single sitting and wanted more” Lins added in a press launch offered to io9. “Just like Killadelphia, Monarch has this great concept with a perfect rhythm and flow. But what really struck me is that whatever genre the book he tackles, be it horror or sci-fi, Rodney will make it all relatable, however far you fancy yourself to be from the reality of these characters at first. And this is what I look for in a comic and what I love to help bring to life — this has been my favorite part with Monarch, as I prefer to draw a story with people in it that are completely three dimensional, rather than ‘concept placeholders.’”

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Check out two covers for the primary concern of Monarch above, in addition to just a few pages from its ominous opening, under!

Monarch #1 is ready to hit cabinets in February 2023.

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