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First Look: “Seekers of the Weird” #3 descends further into darkness with new artist previewing “Figment” comic style

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On the "Seekers of the Weird" comic book cover, two adventurers are ensnared in twisting black vines, suspended dramatically between towering green monster teeth—a thrilling scene bursting with otherworldly visuals reminiscent of Disney’s bold Figment comic, perfectly capturing that Imagineering spirit beloved by fans of Disney Parks and Marvel crossovers.

Following the exciting reveal of the upcoming “Figment” comic, Marvel has provided us with a first look at the next issue of “Seekers of the Weird,” the ongoing 5-issue line that’s the first in the Disney Kingdoms series.

Seekers of the Weird #3 delves deeper into darker images as the Museum of the Weird-based comic finds even more creepy characters. And for this issue, artist Felipe Andrade is filling in, offering a bit of a sneak peek for the artistic style that will be used in the next line in the series, though Marvel says the Figment comic will certainly have a brighter tone and atmosphere to it.

On the "Seekers of the Weird" comic book cover, two adventurers are ensnared in twisting black vines, suspended dramatically between towering green monster teeth—a thrilling scene bursting with otherworldly visuals reminiscent of Disney’s bold Figment comic, perfectly capturing that Imagineering spirit beloved by fans of Disney Parks and Marvel crossovers.

A suspenseful scene inspired by Disney's Seekers of the Weird or Figment comics: a woman narrowly avoids a flying chair, then sits in distress as an ominous villain looms behind her wielding a knife, capturing the dramatic storytelling and dark adventure vibe that fans recognize from Disney's comic-inspired attractions.

A spectral green apparition materializes before three anxious teens beside a glowing orb in a shadowy, atmospheric setting, reminiscent of the supernatural thrills and immersive storytelling found in Seekers of the Weird attractions.

Four adventurous teens recreate a thrilling supernatural scene reminiscent of Disney’s Seekers of the Weird, conjuring a ghostly, winged demon with a glowing green crystal inside a shadowy, atmospheric show space.

The Seekers of the Weird gather around a glowing, skull-embossed orb in an adventure-filled scene, bathed in eerie green light and surrounded by mysterious skulls, capturing the thrilling mystique found in Disney’s most imaginative attractions.

A bold, Disney-inspired hero channeling the adventurous spirit of Seekers of the Weird and Figment comics activates a glowing red symbol in classic Imagineering fashion, standing bravely against ominous figures with piercing red eyes. Suspenseful close-ups highlight his determination and capture the fresh artistic style that fans expect from Disney Parks storytelling.

The regular cover is done by artist Mike Del Mundo and the variant drawn by Walt Disney Imagineer Brian Crosby.

On the cover of "Seekers of the Weird," a trio of shadowy, red-eyed creatures with claws crouch ominously, channeling the haunted energy familiar to Disney park fans from Mystic Manor and echoing the surreal mood found in Figment comics. The chilling artwork by a new visionary artist promises an adventure perfect for fans of Disney’s spookier attractions.

Seekers of the Weird #3 will be out Wednesday, March 19.

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