Phantom Force Issue 1 Cover Art Revealed

Exploring The New Cover

The official cover art for Phantom Force Issue No. 1 dropped this week, courtesy of actor Blake Foster and illustrator @tokujay. Shared on Foster’s Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/p/DK5iMNuSQ4f/), the image showcases the comic’s lead team in vivid color and dynamic poses, hinting at an action-packed storyline. Foster’s caption reads: “Take a look at the official cover art for Issue No. 1, brought to life by the incredibly talented @tokujay! Issue 1 out this week! Stay locked in 👀 #PhantomForce.” No further plot details were revealed, but fans have already started speculating about the characters and the creative direction of this new adventure.

From Screen To Page

Blake Foster, best known for his role as Justin Stewart, the second Blue Power Ranger in Power Rangers Turbo, steps into the world of comics with Phantom Force. According to his Wikipedia profile, Foster (born June 29, 1985) has been acting since childhood, appearing in projects such as Kids World and guest spots on TV series. His transition into publishing reflects a broader trend of actors expanding their creative portfolios. By collaborating with artist tokujay, whose dynamic digital painting style has earned acclaim online, Foster aims to capture both long-time fans and new readers.

Building Momentum With The Fan Community

Foster has kept his fanbase engaged with behind-the-scenes glimpses and convention appearances. Earlier this year, he announced on Instagram his participation in RangerStop events, teaming up with legacy Power Rangers for panels and signings. At NostalgiaCon in Anaheim, Foster reunited with fellow Rangers and teased upcoming projects. Although those posts focused on live events, they also underscored his commitment to the franchise and its community. This week’s comic launch marks his first foray into publishing, but it’s a natural extension of his ongoing engagement with Power Rangers lore and fandom.

What’s Next For Phantom Force

With the cover art now public, speculation is mounting about the release timeline and story arcs. Phantom Force Issue 1 is scheduled to hit select comic shops later this week and will be available through online retailers. According to the Instagram caption, readers should “stay locked in 👀,” suggesting regular updates or spin-off issues. Fans can follow updates via Blake Foster’s handle (@blakeafoster) and the official Phantom Force page. Given Foster’s track record of fan interaction and tokujay’s striking visuals, the series is already generating buzz across social media channels.

With Issue No. 1 on the horizon, Foster and tokujay are poised to make a splash in the indie comic world. This initial cover is only the beginning of what promises to be a dynamic series. Fans old and new will no doubt follow Foster’s journey from screen to page, eager to see how the Phantom Force team will morph and evolve.

Trivia

Blake Foster began acting at a very young age, making his film debut in the 1995 movie 'Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Movie'.

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