Eat Your Young
Jan 2026 · Eat Your Young Issue #5 · Sold by Simon and Schuster
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The first week of the Centurium ends in blood as multiple heirs collide in Brooklyn. Elsa is still missing, and Edmund Irons — the Immortal Alpha — marches into enemy territory alone to bring her back. But Kerr is waiting, ready to finally face his father in a one-on-one reckoning, and Foreman has his own violent endgame in motion.
The first week of the Centurium ends in blood as multiple heirs collide in Brooklyn. Elsa is still missing, and Edmund Irons — the Immortal Alpha — marches into enemy territory alone to bring her back. But Kerr is waiting, ready to finally face his father in a one-on-one reckoning, and Foreman ha...
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Brian Buccellato is a #1 New York Times best-selling author and screenwriter, renowned for his work on The Flash, Batman, and Justice League vs. Godzilla vs. Kong for DC Comics. Raised in Queens by a single Puerto Rican mother, he began his career as a colorist for Marvel and DC before transitioning into writing—an unconventional path that shaped his unique approach to storytelling. His creator-owned works (Midlife:Or How To Hero at Fifty!, Chicken Devil, NO/ONE) have been praised by fans and critics alike for their ability to blend dark themes with emotional authenticity, often drawing from his experiences as a father of three. Beyond comics, Brian has expanded into film and television, bringing his signature mix of epic spectacle and grounded, human stakes to projects such as The Painter and Dangerous Game: The Legacy Murders for Paramount+. His third feature, The Low, is currently in pre-production.
Brian Buccellato is a #1 New York Times best-selling author and screenwriter, renowned for his work on The Flash, Batman, and Justice League vs. Godzilla vs. Kong for DC Comics. Raised in Queens by a single Puerto Rican mother, he began his career as a colorist for Marvel and DC before transition...
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