Supernatural #10 Preview: Sam and Dean Face One Final Threat in Dynamite’s Series Finale
Greg Pak and Daniel Scalisi bring Dynamite Entertainment’s inaugural Supernatural comic series to its conclusion as Sam and Dean Winchester confront one final threat, a disturbing mystery surrounding Sam, and a case that may point toward their next road trip.
The end of the road is here.
At least for now.
Supernatural #10 brings writer Greg Pak and artist Daniel Scalisi’s inaugural Dynamite Entertainment series to a close, sending Sam and Dean Winchester into one final supernatural mystery before the brothers set a new course for whatever creature-feature adventures may come next.
The 32-page, Teen-rated finale continues everything that has been building throughout the series, but the preview makes one thing immediately clear: defeating the latest monster has not solved the real problem.
The zombies may be dead.
Windler may be gone.
But something is very wrong with Sam.
And before the brothers can figure out what happened, another bizarre supernatural force enters the picture.
Readers can find additional issue and ordering information through Dynamite Entertainment’s official Supernatural #10 listing.
The Final Hunt Begins
The preview opens far away from Sam and Dean with an ominous sequence in Billbury, Pennsylvania.
Against a darkened sky, a fiery object streaks toward a secluded property while shadowy figures appear to track its descent.
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It has all the ingredients of a classic Supernatural opening.
A quiet location.
Something impossible.
People who clearly know more than they should.
And an unexplained event that is almost certainly going to become the Winchesters’ problem.
Greg Pak does not immediately explain what is happening, allowing the mystery to hang over the beginning of the finale.
Whatever is falling from the sky could become another monster.
It could be an artifact.
It could be connected to Sam’s increasingly unusual condition.
Or it could represent something completely different.
For now, the important thing is simple:
The final case is already in motion.
The Zombies Are Dead Again
From Pennsylvania, the story moves to a cemetery in Brooklyn.
Dean is racing through the graveyard looking for Sam after another violent encounter with the undead.
There is some good news.
The zombies are dead.
Again.
Unfortunately, anybody who has spent enough time with the Winchesters knows that a case becoming quiet rarely means a case is actually finished.
Dean quickly finds Sam, but their reunion turns into an argument over something much more troubling than reanimated corpses.
Sam believes the situation is still connected to Windler.
Dean disagrees.
Windler resurrected himself.
He used Sam’s blood to create zombies.
Windler died again.
The zombies died again.
From Dean’s perspective, the problem should be over.
Sam knows better.
Something Is Wrong With Sam Winchester
This may be the most important development heading into Supernatural #10.
Sam admits that something has changed.
He is having visions.
He knows things he should not know.
And whatever is happening seems to have started around the same time Windler began experimenting with Sam’s blood.
That immediately changes the stakes of the finale.
The brothers are no longer simply dealing with another external supernatural enemy.
The mystery has become personal.
What did Windler actually do?
Did his resurrection ritual create some kind of connection with Sam?
Did the use of Sam’s blood awaken something?
Or is the case connected to a larger supernatural force neither brother has recognized yet?
Those are dangerous questions in the world of Supernatural.
The Winchester brothers have learned repeatedly that supernatural contamination rarely disappears simply because the immediate monster has been killed.
A curse can linger.
Magic can leave consequences.
And blood can create connections nobody understands until it is already too late.
Dean Wants to Figure It Out Together
Dean reacts the way longtime fans would expect.
Whatever is happening to Sam, they will deal with it together.
That brotherly relationship remains the foundation of Supernatural #10 just as it did throughout the television series.
The mythology can become complicated.
The creatures can become increasingly bizarre.
The stakes can become enormous.
But the emotional center remains Sam and Dean.
Sam is frightened because he knows something is happening inside him that he cannot explain.
Dean wants answers because he refuses to leave his brother alone with the problem.
That dynamic gives the finale more emotional weight than simply introducing a final monster for the brothers to defeat.
This time, saving Sam may be part of solving the case.
Do Not Get Into the Ghost Car
Then things get weird.
Even by Winchester standards.
During the cemetery confrontation, a mysterious car suddenly arrives.
Dean immediately warns his brother:
Do not get into the ghost car.
Naturally, the situation does not go according to plan.
Sam disappears with the vehicle, leaving Dean behind as police cars begin arriving at the cemetery.
It is an effective escalation because Pak introduces another supernatural mystery before resolving the previous one.
Where is the car going?
Who or what controls it?
Why has it appeared now?
And why is Sam involved?
The entire sequence feels perfectly suited to Supernatural.
The franchise has always been willing to pull monsters and paranormal concepts from nearly anywhere — urban legends, folklore, demons, ghosts, cursed objects, mythology, strange vehicles, and supernatural entities that refuse to fit neatly into one category.
A ghost car is strange.
But it is not remotely too strange for Sam and Dean.
Greg Pak Brings the First Supernatural Series to Its End
Writer Greg Pak has spent this series exploring another chapter in the Winchester brothers’ monster-hunting lives while preserving the combination of horror, action, investigation, and sibling chemistry that made the franchise work.
The brothers investigate.
They argue.
They get hurt.
They make questionable decisions.
One of them inevitably does something the other specifically warned against.
And eventually they find themselves standing between innocent people and something that should not exist.
Issue #10 has the additional responsibility of functioning as a finale.
Dynamite describes this as the conclusion of the inaugural Supernatural series, while also teasing a new direction for creature-feature adventures still to come.
That wording leaves the door open.
This storyline is ending.
That does not necessarily mean Dynamite is finished with the Winchesters.
Daniel Scalisi Delivers Horror, Mystery and Action
Artist Daniel Scalisi gets to move between several different sides of the Supernatural universe in these preview pages.
The Pennsylvania opening is heavy on atmosphere.
Dark silhouettes dominate the landscape while a blazing object cuts across the sky.
The cemetery sequences become brighter and more kinetic, with Dean racing through gravestones while looking for Sam.
Once the brothers reunite, the layouts tighten around their conversation, allowing facial expressions to carry the tension.
Then the ghost car arrives and sends the story back into motion.
That ability to shift between mystery, horror, character drama, and action is crucial for a Supernatural comic.
The television series rarely stayed in one genre for long.
Scalisi’s artwork allows the comic to operate the same way.
Supernatural #9 Set Up the Endgame
Readers who want to revisit how Sam and Dean reached this point can check out Comic Book Addicts’ previous Supernatural #9 review and preview.
That chapter pushed the Windler storyline toward its breaking point and helped set up the personal consequences now facing Sam.
Issue #10 appears ready to take those consequences and connect them to the final mystery.
The question is no longer simply whether Sam and Dean can stop another monster.
They need to determine what the previous case left behind.
The Cover Lineup Gives Fans Four Choices
Dynamite is giving Supernatural #10 four cardstock covers, including two original illustrated editions and two photo covers.
Cover A – John Amor
John Amor’s Cover A delivers the most action-driven interpretation of the finale.
Sam and Dean stand ready for battle while a massive winged figure towers behind them.
The dark supernatural silhouette combined with orange and purple lighting gives the cover a strong horror-fantasy atmosphere.
The green supernatural residue across the brothers and their weapons adds another layer of danger.
It looks like the cover of a final battle.
Cover B – David Cousens
David Cousens’ Cover B goes in a darker gothic direction.
Sam and Dean stand near an ominous house and cemetery beneath an intense blood-red sky.
Gravestones, twisted branches, skulls, and deep shadows make the image feel closer to a traditional haunted-house story.
For readers who prefer the horror side of Supernatural, this may be the standout illustrated cover.
Cover C – Photo Cover
Cover C uses live-action imagery associated with the television series, providing another option for fans who want their comic collection visually connected to the original show.
Cover D – Photo Cover
Cover D provides a second live-action photo edition and completes the four-cover lineup.
All four covers are cardstock editions.
Is Supernatural #10 Really the End?
The most interesting part of Dynamite’s description may be the phrase:
For now.
This is described as the conclusion of the inaugural Supernatural series rather than the definitive ending of Sam and Dean’s comic adventures.
The solicitation also says the brothers will “set a new course for creature feature adventures yet to come.”
That certainly sounds like the door remains open.
Exactly what form those adventures might take has not been announced in the supplied information.
It could mean another series.
A miniseries.
Special issues.
Or another format entirely.
For now, the important thing is that Supernatural #10 is being presented as the end of one journey rather than necessarily the end of the road.
Why Supernatural #10 Should Be on Your Pull List
Readers who have followed Greg Pak and Daniel Scalisi’s run will want to see how the inaugural series reaches its conclusion.
The finale promises:
- Sam and Dean’s final hunt of the current series
- The aftermath of Windler’s resurrection experiments
- A disturbing change affecting Sam
- Mysterious visions
- Zombies that refuse to stay simple
- A supernatural ghost car
- A new mystery in Billbury, Pennsylvania
- Four cardstock cover options
- Potential setup for future Winchester adventures
Most importantly, the preview captures the rhythm that makes Supernatural work.
The brothers think one problem is finished.
It is not.
Sam has something supernatural happening to him.
Dean wants answers.
A strange vehicle appears.
The police show up at exactly the wrong time.
And somewhere out there is another creature waiting to make everything worse.
Book Details
Title: Supernatural #10
Publisher: Dynamite Entertainment
Writer: Greg Pak
Artist: Daniel Scalisi
Cover A: John Amor
Cover B: David Cousens
Cover C: Photo Cover
Cover D: Photo Cover
Pages: 32
Format: Full Color, All Cardstock Covers
Genre: Adventure / Supernatural Horror
Rating: Teen
Cover Price: $4.99
More information about the finale can be found through Dynamite Entertainment’s Supernatural #10 product page.
Final Thoughts
Supernatural #10 looks ready to close Dynamite’s first Winchester series without pretending Sam and Dean’s work is finished.
The zombies may be down.
Windler may be gone.
But Sam is experiencing visions he cannot explain.
Something is happening in Pennsylvania.
A ghost car has entered the story.
And the final enemy is still waiting.
Greg Pak and Daniel Scalisi have one issue remaining to pull those mysteries together while giving this first series a satisfying conclusion.
But Supernatural has always been built around one basic rule:
There is always another case.
There is always another monster.
And there is always another road.
This may be the end of Dynamite’s inaugural series.
For Sam and Dean Winchester, it looks more like another turn on the highway.
Join the Discussion
Are you picking up Supernatural #10?
What do you think happened to Sam after Windler used his blood?
Where is the ghost car taking him?
What do you think is falling toward Billbury, Pennsylvania?
And would you like to see Dynamite launch another Supernatural comic series after this finale?
Which cover are you choosing — John Amor, David Cousens, or one of the photo editions?
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