Sigil

In the early 2000s, Semic S.A. published Sigil, a six-issue miniseries that introduced a bold new science-fantasy universe. The story follows a young man who discovers a mysterious, otherworldly mark on his hand, granting him incredible powers and thrusting him into a cosmic conflict beyond his understanding. Written and drawn by a team of creators including artist Scot Eaton and writer Brandon Peterson, the series is notable for its high-concept blend of superhero tropes and space opera. Sigil stands as a foundational piece of the short-lived but ambitious CrossGen line, showcasing the publisher's commitment to lush, interconnected storytelling.