Ignition Press is turning up the heat with a first look at VOYEUR, the new, seductive comic series by superstar duo Leah Williams and David Baldeón. Blending high-stakes heist thrills with a daring erotic edge, VOYEUR is set to be Ignition Press’ second blockbuster comic release of 2025. Get
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SDCC is right around the corner, and Ignition Press is ready to get cheeky. Today, Ignition Press revealed that at SDCC, they will be giving fans their first chance to grab the limited-edition Voyeur first look preview book. Also, it was announced that they will be hosting a Burlesque show as well.
Ignition Press has announced that Leah Williams and David Baldeón's VOYEUR comic series is coming soon. This Erotic Fine Art Heist story will be Ignition Press' second comic series for 2025. You can check out the official comic covers and details from Ignotion Press below. Leah Williams and David
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