In Your Skin #2

The cover of this Image Comics release is a feast for the eyes — a young woman in profile, her dark hair streaming behind her, topped with a bizarre assemblage of mechanical eyes, insect wings, cameras, and social-media iconography that crawls across her head like a living crown. Pressed against the lower half of her face is a grotesque, skull-faced mechanical mask, all teeth, brain matter, and camera lenses, creating an unsettling contrast with her composed, almost serene expression. Bidikar, Som, and Segala are delivering something genuinely singular with In Your Skin #2 — a series that, even from its cover alone, feels urgently tuned to questions of identity, surveillance, and what it means to wear a face in 2026.