Avengelyne is returning with an all-new series this October, and Image Comics has revealed another variant cover for fans planning to pick up the first issue at midnight.
Rob Liefeld has drawn a special Avengelyne #1 Midnight Variant, which will be available at participating comic shops opening at midnight on Wednesday, October 7. If you weren’t aware, Sabrina the Teenage Witch will also release at midnight, coinciding with Marvel only releasing three Midnight Universe titles on October 7th.
“Thrilled to welcome spooky season with this wicked Avengelyne #1 Midnight Variant,” Liefeld said. “The countdown to an all new mission for our avenging angel starts at midnight! You don’t want to miss the storytelling of Daniel Mainé!”
The new series brings Liefeld’s ’90s creation back into the spotlight with artist Daniel Mainé for a fresh start. The comic arrives as an Avengelyne film remains in development at Warner Bros.
The story follows a priest struggling with his faith when the mysterious Avengelyne appears. Her arrival also attracts the attention of Belisle, a wealthy demon lord, as demonic forces attempt to turn the Avenging Angel to their cause.
Liefeld’s Midnight Variant joins an already extensive lineup of Avengelyne #1 covers, with additional artwork from Diógenes Neves, Shannon Maer, Dan Lawlis, Andy Park, and Ben Bradi.
Check out Liefeld’s newly revealed Avengelyne #1 Midnight Variant below.


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