Wonder Woman's Meredith Finch Writing New Series ROSE For Image Comics

01/25/2017 05:35 pm EST

Writer Meredith Finch is moving from Themyscira to a new land of possibilities in her new Image Comics series, but fantasy fans shouldn't be worried that she'll leave them behind.

Finch, who previously worked on Wonder Woman, is now at the helm of her new creator-owned book ROSE. Alongside her will be artist Ig Guara (Batman: Arkham Knight, Blue Beetle), also of DC fame, and the book will be completely steeped in fantasy.

"Ever since I was a little girl, I have loved fantasy fiction," said Finch. "Rose, for me, more than anything is a love letter to that genre. Having the opportunity to publish Rose, a book that means so much to me, through Image, a company that has established itself as the premier publisher of creator-driven comics, only makes this experience that much more special."

The series will launch with a regular cover from Guara as well as a cover by fan favorite David Finch, both of which you can see in the gallery.

The official description for the series can be found below.

ROSE is a classic fantasy tale about a girl trying to restore balance to a broken world. Rose must connect with her Khat—Thorne—to become the Guardian the world needs. But things aren't easy for Rose and Thorne, as the powerful sorcerous Drucilla has many powerful and demonic allies—all of them focused on stopping one scared little girl who's desperately trying to stay alive and do what's right.

ROSE #1 will hit stores on Wednesday, April 12th.

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