Abbott’s Adventure Concludes in Your First Look at ABBOTT: 1979 #5
Newsdesk Final Chapter of the Hugo Nominated Trilogy ABBOTT Concludes in March 2024 BOOM! Studios today revealed a first look at ABBOTT: 1979 #5, the FINAL ISSUE of the new series…
Sami Kivelä
Prepare for the Final Battle in Your First Look at ABBOTT: 1979 #4
Final Chapter of the Hugo Nominated Trilogy ABBOTT Continues in February 2024 BOOM! Studios today revealed a first look at ABBOTT: 1979 #4, the penultimate issue of the new series…
Your First Look at ABBOTT: 1979 #3
Final Chapter of the Hugo Nominated Trilogy ABBOTT Continues in January 2024 BOOM! Studios today revealed a first look at ABBOTT: 1979 #3, the next issue in the new series…
Road to SDCC: Saladin Ahmed and Sami Kivelä Debut the FINAL CHAPTER of ABBOTT
Hugo Nominated Trilogy ABBOTT Comes to a Close with New Series in October 2023 BOOM! Studios today announced ABBOTT: 1979, a new series from Miles Morales: Spider-Man mastermind & Eisner…
Comic Review: Abbott: 1973 #3 (BOOM! Studios)
Alan Spinney Issue #3 of Abbott: 1973 continues the retro tale of the black female journalist, Abbott, in Detroit. She has a new boss and is digging into political corruption. Things are…
Your First Look at Saladin Ahmed & Sami Kivelä’s ABBOTT: 1973 #3 from BOOM! Studios
“An engrossing web of mystical intrigue and social commentary.”—AV Club “Exactly what the industry was waiting for.”—Vulture
Comic Review: Abbott 1973 #2 (BOOM! Studios)
Abbott 1973, the story of the young black journalist dealing with the supernatural, hits issue 2.
Comic Review: Abbott: 1973 #1 (BOOM! Studios)
In continuation of the Abbott character stories, BOOM! is releasing Abbott: 1973, #1.
Your First Look at the Brand New ABBOTT: 1973 #1 from Saladin Ahmed & Sami Kivelä
“An engrossing web of mystical intrigue and social commentary.”—AV Club “Exactly what the industry was waiting for.”—Vulture
Saladin Ahmed and Sami Kivelä Debut ABBOTT: 1973 in January 2021
“An engrossing web of mystical intrigue and social commentary.”—AV Club “Exactly what the industry was waiting for.”—Vulture