On Wednesday, August 12th, Dark Horse Comics is releasing DID YOU HEAR ABOUT MIMI GREEN? #3 (of 4)!
Connor Goldsmith (the CEREBRO podcast) and Josh Cornillon (Young Men in Love) plumb the depths of despair in the third chapter of their grisly psychological horror story.
Here’s a look at the cover, storyline, and preview pages for this week’s
new release from Dark Horse Comics on New Comic Book Day…
DID YOU HEAR ABOUT MIMI GREEN? #3 (of 4)
Script by Connor Goldsmith
Art by Josh Cornillon
Letters by Ariana Maher
Covers & Cover Artists:
Josh Cornillon (Cover A)
Genres: Horror · LGBTQ · Occult & Supernatural
Format: FC, 32 pages; Miniseries
Age range: 14+
SRP: $4.99
Publication Date: August 12, 2026
Deep in the bowels of Answers, Mimi embraces her strange new powers as Ashley reveals the grit beneath her anxious exterior. But even together, can they conquer their own demons enough to beat back the Sour Creature and its hungry cystkin? In the outside world, Natalie fights tooth and nail to break into the labyrinth… only to come face-to-face with its terrible architect.
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