Publisher: Dark Horse Comics / Best Jackett Press
Series: Canary (Issue #1 / 2023 Series)
Grade: Raw (Estimated VF/NM 9.0+)
Format: Direct Edition Cover A Single Issue
Key Significance: Premiere Debut Issue (#1) / Horror-Western Miniseries
Key Characters: Marshal William Holt
Creative Team: Scott Snyder (Writer), Dan Panosian (Artist / Cover Artist)
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Canary #1 (Raw VF/NM) - Dark Horse Comics Cover A (Scott Snyder / Dan Panosian)
Canary #1 (Raw VF/NM) - Dark Horse Comics Cover A (Scott Snyder / Dan Panosian)
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Expand your horror and Western inventory with Canary #1 (Cover A), published by Dark Horse Comics in partnership with Best Jackett Press! Written by Eisner Award-winning superstar Scott Snyder (Batman, American Vampire, Wytches) and featuring artwork by acclaimed artist Dan Panosian (Slots, Alice Ever After).
The top-left corner features the Dark Horse Comics horsehead logo, the #1 issue designation badge, and the $4.99 cover price. Spanning the center is the bold white series title CANARY, flanked above by creator credits (SNYDER — PANOSIAN).
The atmospheric horror-Western cover illustration—crafted by Dan Panosian—features a lone gunslinger mounted on horseback silhouetted atop a rocky cliff against a fiery red sky, with a raven hovering above and twisted, claw-like tree roots reaching up from the dark foreground below.
Set during the 1891 Utah Gold Rush, Scott Snyder and Dan Panosian weave a dark historical horror-thriller. When a horrifying violence spree erupts in the mining town of Canary, Marshal William Holt is sent to investigate. What begins as an inquiry into an unusual murder uncovers an ancient, underground horror lurking deep within the abandoned coal mines that corrupts all who venture near.
This unslabbed raw comic issue is in top-tier collectible condition (estimated VF/NM 9.0 or better), featuring crisp edges, sharp corners, a flat spine, and rich red-and-black contrast print quality—making it an essential pickup for Scott Snyder fans, Dan Panosian art collectors, indie horror readers, and premiere issue completionists.
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