Something Is Killing the Children #50 Jenny Frison Virgin Cover B – BOOM! Studios 2026

Something Is Killing the Children #50 – Jenny Frison Virgin Cover B Variant from BOOM! Studios.

Celebrate the milestone 50th issue of Something Is Killing the Children with this striking Jenny Frison Virgin Variant, featuring Erica Slaughter wielding a chainsaw against a dramatic red background.

This Cover B edition showcases Frison's distinctive character artwork in a full-art presentation without traditional cover lettering, giving collectors an unobstructed view of the illustration.

About the Issue

Following the devastating events of the Tribulation saga, Erica Slaughter returns to the present-day storyline in this landmark chapter of James Tynion IV and Werther Dell'Edera's acclaimed horror series.

Still reeling from her encounter with Cutter and the death of Gabi, Erica finds herself on the run from the Order.

Seeking refuge and answers, she heads toward Valmont Mountain Lodge, a location tied to her past. But what awaits Erica there may be just as dangerous as what she's trying to escape.

Comic Details

• Series: Something Is Killing the Children

• Issue: #50

• Publisher: BOOM! Studios

• Writer: James Tynion IV

• Interior Artist: Werther Dell'Edera

• Colorist: Miquel Muerto

• Cover Artist: Jenny Frison

• Cover: Cover B – Virgin Variant

• Printing: First Print

• Release Date: October 7, 2026

• Format: Raw Comic

• Era: Modern Age

• Genre: Horror

• Condition: Near Mint (NM)

• UPC: 84428400737550021

Collector Note

This regular-order virgin variant offers collectors a full-art presentation of Jenny Frison's cover illustration without requiring a retailer incentive qualification.

Unlike the Cover F 1:10 Black, White & Red Jenny Frison Variant, this Cover B edition features the full-color artwork against a vibrant red background.

An excellent choice for Jenny Frison cover collectors, Erica Slaughter fans, and readers celebrating the series' 50th issue.

Shipping: Comic will be securely packaged to help protect its condition during transit.