The Mary Sue Exclusive: the Cover of Grace Randolph’s Supurbia #7

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Grace Randolph‘s series about what happens when the problems of superheroes intersect with the problems of their normal spouses continues with #7, out in May. Boom! Studios offered us this exclusive look at Stephane Roux‘s cover art and the issue’s synopsis!

Author(s): Grace Randolph

Artist(s): Russell Dauterman

Cover Artist(s): Stephane Roux

Tia and Batu battle the Daughters of Bright Moon as they attempt to escape Mongolia… Helen’s corruption of Sara reaches a turning point… Hector Hunt’s devious jailbreak is enacted during the chaos of the Weapons Expo… And Gio uncovers secrets that stretch all the way back to SUPURBIA Vol.1 #1! Don’t miss the next exciting installment of SUPURBIA, only from Grace Randolph and Russell Dauterman!

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