Image Comics’ White Sky #5 Review: Ghosts, Grief, and Survival Collide

White Sky #5 drives Violet, Walter, and David deeper into a haunted world where the dead do more than attack the living. They exploit memories, reopen emotional wounds, and use grief as a weapon. Writer William Harms, artist JP Mavinga, color artist Lee Loughridge, and letterer Ed Dukeshire deliver one of the series’ most emotionally intense chapters so far. Published by Image Comics, the issue arrives on August 5, 2026, with a cover price of $3.99. Readers can find the official release information for White Sky #5 through Image Comics or view the issue’s retail listing at Midtown Comics. The Dead Know Exactly Where It Hurts The horror of White Sky has never been limited to ghosts appearing from the darkness. The revenants understand the people they pursue. They know which memories remain painful, which losses have never healed, and which familiar voices can break through a survivor’s defenses. That psychological dimension becomes especially important in White Sky #5. The issue opens in Pleasanton, where David confronts two figures from his past. Their appearance immediately destabilizes him because they are not random spirits. They are reminders of the life he lost and the people ...