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Description: NSFW photo cover of model Skella Borealis.The best-selling Penthouse Comics continues with an all-new issue, delivering another bold collection of comics, exclusive photography, and unexpected surprises. In Miss October, the hunt for a ruthless serial killer grows even more dangerous as the murderer closes in on Penthouse's own Miss October. With Lieutenant Clegg's investigation stalled, Viktor takes a desperate gamble that could uncover the truth... or lead them straight into the killer's hands. The fantasy saga Conquests marches deeper into war as the Horde of the Living, an uneasy alliance of Scythians, Sarmatians, and Atlantean sorcerers, pushes its campaign against the tyrannical Hittite king. Meanwhile, Layla descends further into intrigue as Grenoye's relentless search for the enigmatic woman of the Scarlet Marshes draws him into a deadly struggle for the legendary Carbuncle stone. As King Ragnar Falx closes in, ambition, betrayal, and bloodshed threaten to consume the kingdom. Also included is an all-new exclusive photoshoot featuring SuicideGirls model Skella Borealis, adding another stunning visual showcase to the pages of Penthouse Comics. Dark, seductive, violent, and fantastical, Penthouse Comics #2 continues its expanding universe with gripping stories of obsession, power, desire, and danger.

Written by: Wes Hartman
Artist by: Alain Queireix, Miville-Deschenes, Mika
Cover Artist by: Craig Babiar