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Demon Days: Acclivitous Storm introduces Peach Momoko's take on Storm and Thor

Demon Days: Rising Storm #1 character project (Image credit: Marvel Comics)

Superstar cover artist Peach Momoko's Demon Days saga for Marvel Comics continues in December with Daemon Years: Rising Storm #1, the fourth special in what the publisher is vocation the penultimate chapter (that's second to last) in a quarterly serial written and drawn Momoko.

Demon Years, which blends Japanese folklore with the Marvel Comics mythos, stars the new fictitious character Mariko Yashida, and Rising Storm introduces Momoko's take on the iconic X-Men senior statesperson Storm, course, as well as the God of Thunder, Thor, which makes a whole lot of sense too.

According to Wonder, Mariko has encountered "strange and terrible" creatures during her continuing journey through Kirisaki Lashing's mysterious forest, but now she's going to come face-to-face with "literal gods," meaning Ororo and Thor.

Equally you hindquarters see away the character designs under, Thor looks like a fairly familiar version of himself, though Momoko's vision of Ororo seems to embody that of an adolescent.

And if you wait closely, it appears as if Storm and Thor might be something of a duo Oregon companions of one another.

Rising Storm will be joined in December by Demon Days: X-Men Creator's Cut #1, an extended variation of the first Demon Days special that will be published in black and white and include layouts, pencils, character designs, and unused art!

The extra edition volition besides feature a new cover, seen Here.

Check out character designs for Force and Thor beneath and look for Marvel Comics December 2021 solicitations advanced this month on Newsarama.

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