Fireborn #1
2026
- Series
- Fireborn
- Issue
- 1
- Cover date
- Apr 15, 2026
- Story title
- Chapter One: Into the Fire
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Fireborn #1 was published in 2003 by Marvel Comics under their Epic Comics imprint. The series was created and written by Amy Wolfram and illustrated by Greg Horn. It emerged during a period where Marvel was experimenting with more mature, fantasy-oriented narratives outside of their core superhero continuity, attempting to blend high-concept magical elements with contemporary storytelling sensibilities.
The design of the series was heavily defined by Greg Horn's digital painting style, which was highly characteristic of early 2000s comic book aesthetics. Horn aimed to create a visually lush, cinematic feel that emphasized the series' mythic tone. While it garnered attention for its polished art, the series had a brief run, ultimately serving as a niche curiosity in the broader context of Marvel's 2000s experimental publishing efforts.
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