Artist Zoe Thorogood discusses upcoming series RAIN

Artist Zoe Thorogood discusses upcoming series RAIN.
About Joe Hill's RAIN adapted by writer David M. Booher & artist Zoe Thorogood (on sale Wednesday, January 12, 2022!):
On a seemingly normal August day in Boulder, Colorado, the skies are clear, and Honeysuckle Speck couldn’t be happier. She’s finally moving in with her girlfriend Yolanda. But their world is literally torn apart when dark clouds roll in and release a downpour of nails-splinters of bright crystal that shred the skin of anyone not safely under cover. RAIN makes vivid this escalating apocalyptic event, as the deluge of nails spreads across the country and around the world, threatening everything young lovers Honeysuckle and Yolanda hold dear.
So begins a gripping 5-issue presentation of New York Times bestselling author JOE HILL’s acclaimed novella, adapted by rising stars DAVID M. BOOHER (Canto), ZOE THOROGOOD (The Impending Blindness of Billie Scott), and CHRIS O’HALLORAN (Ha-Ha).

[@sonofabobo2]

Just picked up It's Lonely... today. Never heard of it, not really a typical comics fan (at least not the super hero type of comics), but wow. I flipped through a few pages, read a few panels and decided it would be mine.
The art is amazing and the content is brutal and honest (I myself suffer from depression and anxiety so am very familiar with the subject matter covered).
If you are currently feeling low, do not read, but if you are in the right headspace or are one of the lucky ones who don't suffer from this debilitating disease who wants to understand what it's like, I can't recommend this highly enough.

[@zachweaver3006]

I didn’t care much for it but her art is incredible. It’s lonely at the centre of the earth is wonderful. One of the best autobio comics I’ve ever read.

[@tysiudamasceno]

Same here

[@DannyRandomz]

Most often read comics digitally on my phone nowadays but this, THIS needs to be HELD to honour the supreme effort of drawing that wonderful artwork by hand! Sometimes you can clearly see where entirely digitally drawn comics have made use of copying and pasting their line art and trying to hide it with different shading-not faulting them for it, makes sense given the medium it's being created in, but it can be noticeable-but the extra effort of drawing on paper especially with the risks involved such as during the inking stage will always place pen & paper above in my mind. Will be pre-ordering today! 😄
Edit: Have just pre-ordered issue 1 with my semi-local comic shop Get Ready Comics in Rochester, UK - So excited! 🌧️💀👩🏻‍🤝‍👩🏿

[@hoswin8716]

What kind of paper does she use?

[@sunshineissexy]

The little frog ring, from the book 🥹

[@mate1030]

It seems interesting

[@aribtahsin4430]

her art is as beautiful as her

[@darklinkosmar]

Lo checare se ve genial

[@thehellezell]

and .... ordered! from my friendly local comics purveyor. these hype videos are a big help IMAGE please keep them up

[@JR-ju3kj]

Sounds interesting! I'll have to check it out!

[@dz4265]

Pretty

[@j.michaelmiller4689]

I’ve got the first issue ordered

[@dimulaidari3714]

Well from my perspective Image Comics are unique and looks Indie.
Super Heros from this comics,they re not reborn and unique.

[@RoQueRenel24]

Wow your pretty

[@heinrichhertzsprung6889]

This comic sucks...

[@mr.sneazy8737]

Wow a story about 2 gay characters how original.

[@bened22]

You can make everything sound simple and then criticize it for supposedly being simple.

[@user-oi6gr8xw9h]

Unlike another story about straight folk