'Alliances: Orphans,' a new graphic novel from co-creator Stan Lee, will hit shelves this October. Take a look inside now:
Dynamite Entertainment has revealed the first look at the cover art of Alliances: Orphans, an all-new original sci-fi graphic novel from late-great comics legend Stan Lee, who co-created and co-written the graphic novel alongside Ryan Silbert and Luke Lieberman. The upcoming graphic novel is set to release on October 5, 2022.
COLLIDER VIDEO OF THE DAY Alliances: Orphans will open with Lee's "Traitor's Revenge" prologue, a name that is a reference to the third issue of the Captain America comics.
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