Promethea #12
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeFrom America's Best Comics, Promethea #12 (2001) is a visual feast before you even crack the spine — its cover by J. H. Williams III and Mick Gray is a full-on psychedelic concert poster, rendered in bold teal, gold, and white, channeling the spirit of late-'60s San Francisco handbill art. Center stage stands a tattooed, armored Promethea cradling a winged caduceus, stars swirling around her in a composition that feels like a genuine artifact of the counterculture. The subtitle says it all — "The Magic Theatre: A Pop Art Happening" — and this issue, written by Alan Moore with lettering by Todd Klein weaving organically into the design, makes that promise feel completely earned.
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Reprinted in Promethea #2 (2001), Promethea #3 (2002), Promethea #2 (2003), ABC America's Best Comics #13 (2003), Promethea #32 (Magical Edition) (2005), Promethea Covers Special #[nn] (2005), Promethea #2 (2007), Absolute Promethea #1 (2009), Promethea: The 20th Anniversary Deluxe Edition #1 (2019), Promethea #1 (2020)
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