SEASONS HAVE TEETH (2023)

In a drab, colorless world, the seasons bring change... and also destruction. Andrew, a retired conflict photographer, lives a life steeped in regret after an unthinkable tragedy, but everything shifts when the seasons arrive-each one a personified, god-like creature. As he risks everything to track down Spring, Summer, AutumnFall, and Winter, will capturing the perfect picture of each be enough to find redemption... and ultimately bring color back to his world? Dan Watters of Sword of Azrael and Home Sick Pilots writing acclaim is joined by artist Sebastian Cabrol (Anthony Bourdain's Hungry Ghosts, Maestro: World War M) for a tale that is both down to earth and supernaturally apocalyptic in its pertinence.

Summer, the most chaotic and destructive of all seasons, creates a flood of refugees and international tensions, with Andrew as the newly-acclaimed photographer there to document the onslaught. But it's not just the monstrous season that brings chaos, as human prejudice and hatred heats up, bringing up painful memories of Andrew's past conflict photography. With his dreams and finite life waning, Andrew is determined to capture the perfect shot... even if there's a risk of it being his last.

While the Summer photos are a sensation, Autumn is a different beast altogether, and not just because the stationary lair of decay takes up the entirety of the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone, threatening another meltdown. It's the time of guilt for Andrew, where his life started to wither as well, but can it do any more harm in the present than it has in the past? Readers will find out in the thrilling and timely penultimate issue before winter and the grand finale arrives!

Shaken from his experiences, Andrew only wants to go home, despite the swirling rumors of his Pulitzer eligibility. But home will have to wait, as the final, deadly season pursues and ravages life wherever it can find it-including his. Alone but sheltered from the literal thrashing of Winter, will Andrew find the warmth and redemption necessary to complete his photo series, or will his efforts be in vain?