SAI: Dimensional Rivals
Will be published approx. on 25. December 2029
Book
Paperback/Softback
120 pages
978-1-302-96815-1 (ISBN)
Description
Take a multidimensional ride with Sai in an epic creator-driven masterpiece!
Sai, the fan-favorite reimagination of Psylocke featured in Peach Momoko’s DEMON DAYS and the smash-hit video game MARVEL RIVALS, stars in an astonishing solo series! Momoko has assembled a collective of incredible artists, including Esad Ribić and Natasha Bustos, all telling one dreamlike story with many parts as Sai makes her way through the Multiverse in a true spectacle of the comics medium unlike anything you’ve seen before!
COLLECTING: SAI: Dimensional Rivals (2026) #1-5, Marvel Zombies: Black, White & Blood (2023) #3 (Demon Days story)
Sai, the fan-favorite reimagination of Psylocke featured in Peach Momoko’s DEMON DAYS and the smash-hit video game MARVEL RIVALS, stars in an astonishing solo series! Momoko has assembled a collective of incredible artists, including Esad Ribić and Natasha Bustos, all telling one dreamlike story with many parts as Sai makes her way through the Multiverse in a true spectacle of the comics medium unlike anything you’ve seen before!
COLLECTING: SAI: Dimensional Rivals (2026) #1-5, Marvel Zombies: Black, White & Blood (2023) #3 (Demon Days story)
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Language
English
Place of publication
New York
United States
Product notice
Paperback (trade)
Unsewn / adhesive bound
Illustrations
120 Illustrations
Dimensions
Height: 259 mm
Width: 168 mm
Weight
368 gr
ISBN-13
978-1-302-96815-1 (9781302968151)
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Japanese illustrator Peach Momoko is one of comics’ most highly sought-after cover artists, her gorgeous painted artwork gracing many of the industry’s biggest titles. Momoko’s beautifully rendered illustrations of characters including Captain Marvel, Spider-Gwen, Black Cat, Spider-Woman, Doctor Strange and Venom earned her both her own Marvel Portfolio and recognition as a Marvel Stormbreaker. She made her debut as an interior artist and writer with her smash-hit Demon Days saga, featuring an astonishing new vision of the Marvel Universe influenced by Japanese folktales.
Spanish artist Natacha Bustos drew the story “Going Nowhere,” written by Brandon Montclare, for DC/Vertigo’s Strange Sport Stories. Bustos made her Marvel Comics debut on Spider Woman before re-teaming with Montclare and co-writer Amy Reeder on Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur, winner of a Glyph Award for Best Female Character in 2016.
Japanese illustrator Peach Momoko is one of comics’ most highly sought-after cover artists, her gorgeous painted artwork gracing many of the industry’s biggest titles. Momoko’s beautifully rendered illustrations of characters including Captain Marvel, Spider-Gwen, Black Cat, Spider-Woman, Doctor Strange and Venom earned her both her own Marvel Portfolio and recognition as a Marvel Stormbreaker. She made her debut as an interior artist and writer with her smash-hit Demon Days saga, featuring an astonishing new vision of the Marvel Universe influenced by Japanese folktales.
Croatian artist Esad Ribić broke into the U.S. comic industry with Four Horsemen with writer Rob Rodi. His classic European-influenced artistic style garnered attention from Marvel Comics, leading to a career-making series of painted covers for Wolverine and Kingpin. Ribić’s stunning interior artwork on the Rodi-penned Loki elicited critical comparisons to the legendary Alex Ross, firmly establishing him as one of the industry’s premier painters. His interior art has also graced Silver Surfer: Requiem, Sub-Mariner: The Depths, Uncanny X-Force and Ultimate Comics Ultimates. Ribić reunited with Ultimates writer Jonathan Hickman on event series Secret Wars, and brought epic grandeur to the pages of Jason Aaron’s Thor: God of Thunder and Kieron Gillen’s Eternals.
Spanish artist Natacha Bustos drew the story “Going Nowhere,” written by Brandon Montclare, for DC/Vertigo’s Strange Sport Stories. Bustos made her Marvel Comics debut on Spider Woman before re-teaming with Montclare and co-writer Amy Reeder on Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur, winner of a Glyph Award for Best Female Character in 2016.
Japanese illustrator Peach Momoko is one of comics’ most highly sought-after cover artists, her gorgeous painted artwork gracing many of the industry’s biggest titles. Momoko’s beautifully rendered illustrations of characters including Captain Marvel, Spider-Gwen, Black Cat, Spider-Woman, Doctor Strange and Venom earned her both her own Marvel Portfolio and recognition as a Marvel Stormbreaker. She made her debut as an interior artist and writer with her smash-hit Demon Days saga, featuring an astonishing new vision of the Marvel Universe influenced by Japanese folktales.
Croatian artist Esad Ribić broke into the U.S. comic industry with Four Horsemen with writer Rob Rodi. His classic European-influenced artistic style garnered attention from Marvel Comics, leading to a career-making series of painted covers for Wolverine and Kingpin. Ribić’s stunning interior artwork on the Rodi-penned Loki elicited critical comparisons to the legendary Alex Ross, firmly establishing him as one of the industry’s premier painters. His interior art has also graced Silver Surfer: Requiem, Sub-Mariner: The Depths, Uncanny X-Force and Ultimate Comics Ultimates. Ribić reunited with Ultimates writer Jonathan Hickman on event series Secret Wars, and brought epic grandeur to the pages of Jason Aaron’s Thor: God of Thunder and Kieron Gillen’s Eternals.