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    Home » GVN Exclusive: The Toxic Avenger Vs. The Noxious Offender #2 Cover Revealed
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    GVN Exclusive: The Toxic Avenger Vs. The Noxious Offender #2 Cover Revealed

    • By Martin
    • August 12, 2026
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    Illustration of a muscular figure with green and red skin, wearing a backward cap, suspenders, and sneakers, standing on a cracked surface with a red background.

    The battle between cult‑icon Toxie and his toxic new rival continues — and today, we’re revealing the explosive B cover for The Toxic Avenger vs. The Noxious Offender #2, brought to life by talented artist Felipe Sobreiro. Known for his bold palettes and razor‑sharp visual storytelling, Sobreiro delivers a cover that radiates tension, grime, and radioactive attitude. This exclusive reveal sets the tone for a second issue that promises even more mayhem from the twisted world Ahoy Comics is building.

    Comic book cover showing a muscular green mutant in a cap looking into a red puddle, reflecting a businessperson in a suit. Title: The Toxic Avenger vs. The Noxious Offender.

    WRITER MATT BORS

    We have thrown mutant bullies, aliens, and cyborg Nazis at Toxie—and now he will face his biggest threat in a deranged, murderous doppelganger who knows his mind, wants to take over his life, and uncork every dark impulse in Tromaville. As Noxie takes over Tromaville, he seems to give people permission to engage in their darker impulses, violence, and conspiracism. Parenting, mutant pregnancy, and themes of social cohesion are the name of the game. TOXIE VS. NOXIE will be in turns gross, funny, and brutal—with an unsettling undercurrent that asks how capable each of us might be of mind-bending violence if the circumstances were just bad enough.

    Felipe Sobreiro’s B cover for Issue #2 captures everything wild, weird, and wonderfully corrosive about this showdown. The tension, the palette, the attitude — it all points to a second issue that refuses to slow down. Our thanks to Felipe for giving fans a glimpse of the radioactive storm still to come.

    Martin
    Martin

    Senior Writer at GeekVibesNation – I am a 60 something child of the 70’s who admits to being a Star Trek/Star Wars/Comic Book junkie who once dove headfirst over a cliff (Ok, it was a small hill) to try to rescue his Fantastic Four comic from a watery grave. I am married to a lovely woman who is as crazy as I am and the proud parent of a 21-year-old young man with autism. My wife and son are my real heroes.

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