This Wednesday, January 7th, Dark Horse Comics is set to release FML #7 (of 8), the new creator-owned series that features bonus material exclusive to the single issues only, such as essays on music, true crime, interviews, and more!
FML #7 delivers a supernatural blend of action, horror, and heroics. Can Riley save his sister and clear his name, or will his new powers lead him deeper into the shadows? Find out as FML hurtles towards its explosive conclusion.
Here’s a look at the covers, storyline, and preview pages
for this week’s new release from Dark Horse Comics!
FML #7 (of 8)
Written by Kelly Sue DeConnick
Art by David López
Colors by Cris Peter
Letters by Clayton Cowles
Covers & Cover Artists:
David López (Cover A)
Cliff Chiang (Cover B)
Genres: Fantasy, Occult & Supernatural
Format: FC, 32 pages; Miniseries
Age range: 14+
SRP: $4.99
Publication Date: January 07, 2026
In the penultimate issue of FML, Portland is ablaze with rumors of a monstrous murderer! With his sister’s life on the line and the whole city after him, Riley hoists Lydia on his back and kaiju’s his way to the Convention Center. But just when they think they’ve trapped Susan and her deranged followers, the Midnight Angels vanish into the shadows. To track them down and dodge Johnny Law, Riley and his band will have to enlist spectral allies—because sometimes, to fight the darkness, you need a witch or two.
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