Image Comics March 18, 2026

Super Creepshow Special #1

◄ Super Creepshow Special #1 ►
Series
8.8

Critic Rating

3 Reviews
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Writer Kieron Gillen
Artist Rossi Gifford, Derek Charm
Cover Price $3.99

MINISERIES PREMIERE EARTH’S MIGHTIEST SUPERHERO HORROR SERIES ASSEMBLES! The most star-studded superhero epic of the year begins with a pair of skin-crawling stories! First up, superhero comic icon KIERON GILLEN (Young Avengers, Darth Vader) and ROSSI GIFFORD deliver a terrifying story that will have your spider sense tingling! Then, Eisner Awardwinning creators RYAN NORTH (Fantastic Four) and DEREK CHARM (The Unbeatable Squirrel Girl) make the case that super speed is the most horrific power of all!

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  • 9.6

    You Don't Read Comics - Russ Bickerstaff

    Mar 17, 2026

    It’s reassuring that Skybound has decided to invest a bit more into this concept. It’s going to be a five-part mini-series that should be fun to explore in simple moments. And though it would be kind of cool to have all of these stories fit into some kind of hellish shared universe of horror, it’s fun just to see them do what they’re doing with isolated concepts in and within the superhero horror hybrid. There’s a lot of potential in the mash-up genre. It’ll be interesting to see where they go with it. Read Full Review

  • 8.8

    Nerd Initiative - Eda Thomas Bagwell

    Mar 18, 2026

    Between the artwork of Rossi Gifford being a standout and the writing from both Kieron Gillen and Ryan North being horrifically stellar, “Super Creepshow” is sure to deliver the frights and screams to any and all who add it to their collection! Read Full Review

  • 8.0

    AIPT - David Brooke

    Mar 17, 2026

    Super Creepshow #1 proves the Creepshow formula works well with superhero ideas. Gillen and Gifford deliver a nasty body horror riff on the spider bite origin that feels disturbing and unpredictable, while North and Charm explore the terrifying implications of super speed with a story that turns vengeance into a nightmare. Both tales lean into horror first while still playing with superhero concepts readers know well. The anthology format leaves some ideas feeling a bit rushed, but the creative teams deliver enough shocks, clever twists, and gruesome imagery to make this a strong opening for the series. Read Full Review

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