The second issue of J.H. Williams III's ECHOLANDS is returning with two second printings.

The press release follows:

Media Release -- The eye popping new release to hit shelves—Echolands #2 by J.H. Williams III (Promethea, The Sandman: Overture, Batman), W. Haden Blackman (Star Wars, Elektra), colorist Dave Stewart, and letterer Todd Klein—has hit big with readers and sold out completely at the distributor level. Image will fast-track the issue for a reprint in order to keep up with growing customer demand.

"We all continue to be humbled and astounded at the response the series has received so far," said Williams III. "The embrace from the readership is wonderful, and we hope that they will enjoy the upcoming chapters just as much."

In Echolands #2, Hope Redhood and her companions, Cor, Caniff, Castrum, Dena, Rabbit, and Rosa, are on the run from the Wizard, Teros Demond, and his terrifying daughter. Why is the Wizard willing to kill to regain his stolen gem? Can Hope and her crew escape the strange robots lurking in the tunnels beneath San Francisco? And will they survive a betrayal by the pirate captain, Bloody Gums?

This breathtaking series defies comic book medium expectations and provides an unforgettable feast-for-the-eyes in a sprawling landscape format. Each spread page expertly showcases the artwork and the unique reading experience instantly sent fans abuzz with excitement for its mesmerizing story.

Set in a bizarre future world that has forgotten its history, Echolands follows reckless thief Hope Redhood. Hope holds the key to excavating a strange, dark past—but only if she and her crew can escape a tyrannical wizard and his unstoppable daughter. But fate will send them all on a path leading to a war between worlds.

Echolands is a mythic fiction epic where anything is possible; a fast-paced genre mashup adventure that combines everything from horror movie vampires to classic mobsters and cyborg elves, to Roman demigods and retro rocket ships. It's going to be a helluva ride!

Echolands #2, second printing Cover A (Diamond Code AUG218991) and Echolands #2, second printing Cover B 1:25 copy incentive (Diamond Code AUG218992) will be available at comic book shops on Wednesday, November 17.

Available on Wednesday, October 27:

Echolands #3 Cover A by Williams III - Diamond Code AUG210227
Echolands #3 Cover B by Oeming & Soma - Diamond Code AUG210228
Echolands Raw Cut edition #2 Cover A by Williams III - Diamond Code AUG210229
Echolands Raw Cut edition #2 Cover B by Sampson - Diamond Code AUG210230

Echolands is also available for purchase across many digital platforms, including Amazon Kindle, Apple Books, and Google Play.Early praise for Echolands:

"With a format and style all its own, Echolands is nearly a brochure for its own potential to be the Next Big Important Comic." —AIPT

"Overflowing in the best way possible… this comic is an explosion of excess and unyielding, chaotic fun." —Multiversity Comics

"A comic you should try based on artwork alone." —ComicBook.com

"A blast of immersive fantastical originality. The story J.H. Williams and W. Haden Blackman have come up with is rife with mystery and suspense, and delivered with masterful precision. Williams and Dave Stewart's visuals are inconceivably wild and wonderful, matched only by the pair's other works." —Monkeys Fighting Robots

"It's every fictional world, each with its own artistic style, intersecting and exploding with JHW3 magic and crackle. I can't wait to see where he and Haden Blackman are taking us—into a world in which anything can happen, and undoubtedly will." —Neil Gaiman, The Sandman, American Gods

"So complex and unique and expertly executed it pushes the medium forward in new directions and leads to invigorated interest in the medium of comics itself." —Robert Kirkman, Invincible, The Walking Dead

"A dazzling, kinetic ride through an exquisitely realized fantasy world, bursting with graphic energy and excitement." —Dave Gibbons, Watchmen, Kingsman

"Echolands' fallen fantasy San Francisco is painted as a monstrous blend of magic and technology, and reads like a blockbuster car chase." —Kyle Shutt, The Sword

"Getting an eyeful is a massive understatement. I love looking at the drawings as they expand with more details emerging every time I look." —Debbie Harry, Blondie, Face It: A Memoir

"The integration of image and story develops an archetypal language that's here in these pages and in our subconscious simultaneously. The boundaries are pushed. I think I've seen some of these things in dreams." —Chris Stein, Blondie, Point Of View: Me, New York City, and the Punk Scene

"One of the most remarkable, innovative, and engrossing uses of the medium I've seen. From the rich cast, a story that hooks you from page one and drags you in, to the labyrinthine page layouts that turn your head inside out to read them. There are few comics that deliver a genuinely unique experience, but this one really does, feeling at times like a top down tabletop roleplaying game, and at others a trippy immersive VR story, but always with the bounce and ease of reading that you would expect from a great comic. The boundaries of a comic page are always waiting to be pushed, and Echolands does this masterfully, hinting at what might be possible, making us excited to turn the page." —Leah Moore, The Doors: Morrison Hotel, Conspiracy of Ravens, Ghost Stories of an Antiquary

"Echolands is utterly gorgeous and completely compelling. A fabulous cast of characters, and a story that hits the ground running. I'm hooked, and I can't wait for the next issue." —Kat Howard, Books Of Magic, An Unkindness of Magicians

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