Angelic

In a world where humanity has vanished and eroded away, their legacy is the setting of Angelic, an all-ages series at Image Comics from the creative team of Simon Spurrier, Caspar Wijngaard, Jim Campbell and designer Emma Price. Whilst fog pervades around the abandoned and overgrown high-rises, the surviving animals have evolved and developed their own societies, with culture, language — but also with religous-based barriers and an enforced class system. This is an all-ages series, but one told with the distinctive creative voices of Spurrier and Wijngaard. RELATED: Image’s Angelic is a ‘Dark, Difficult’ All-Ages Series The series will focus on Qora, a teenage winged monkey whose place in her society has already been dictated by her elders. When she starts to question their faith, however, it leads her on a wonderful and — you’ll be expecting this part — weird adventure through their world. In the second of two interviews with the creative team (read one part with Si Spurrier), CBR s

In a world where humanity has vanished and eroded away, their legacy is the setting of Angelic, an all-ages series at Image Comics from the creative team of Si Spurrier (Godshaper, X-Men Legacy), Caspar Wijngaard, Jim Campbell and designer Emma Price. While fog pervades around the abandoned and overgrown high-rises, the surviving animals have evolved and developed their own societies, with culture, language — but also with religous-based barriers and an enforced class system. Angelic is an all-ages series, but one told with the distinctive creative voices of Spurrier and Wijngaard. The series will focus on Qora, a teenage winged monkey whose place in her society has already been dictated by her elders. When she starts to question their faith, however, it leads her on a wonderful and — you’ll be expecting this part — weird adventure through their world. In the first of two interviews with the creative team, CBR spoke to writer Simon “Si” Spurrier in-depth — as he puts it, “a classic S

Why? Why? Why? It’s the enduring refrain of a child eager to learn about the world and understand how things came to be. We’ve all been that child, deciding we’re ready to finally be entrusted with the Earth’s secrets. But so often we are ignored, silenced, and told to stop questioning. “Why” becomes a dirty word. Don’t question authority. We don’t need to know why, we just need to do what we’re told. In Image Comics’ new series Angelic, from Simon Spurrier and Caspar Wijngaard (with letters by Jim Campbell and designs by Emma Price), the world is entirely different than the one we know. Humans are long gone, and genetically modified monkeys fly through the air. Gibbons can attack with sound waves. Dolphins zoom through the air with rockets, hunting monkeys for sport. And one young monk just wants to know why. Why everything. INTERVIEW: Image’s Angelic is a ‘Dark, Difficult’ All-Ages Series Qora is young, but she’s just reached maturity. She wants to join her fellow monkeys in the

Why? Why? Why? It’s the enduring refrain of a child eager to learn about the world and understand how things came to be. We’ve all been that child, deciding we’re ready to finally be entrusted with the Earth’s secrets. But so often we are ignored, silenced, and told to stop questioning. “Why” becomes a dirty word. Don’t question authority. We don’t need to know why, we just need to do what we’re told. In Image Comics’ new series Angelic, from Simon Spurrier and Caspar Wijngaard (with letters by Jim Campbell and designs by Emma Price), the world is entirely different than the one we know. Humans are long gone, and genetically modified monkeys fly through the air. Gibbons can attack with sound waves. Dolphins zoom through the air with rockets, hunting monkeys for sport. And one young monk just wants to know why. Why everything. INTERVIEW: Image’s Angelic is a ‘Dark, Difficult’ All-Ages Series Qora is young, but she’s just reached maturity. She wants to join her fellow monkeys in the