From its cover and premise, Stargazer seems like yet another fun but ultimately run-of-the-mill ’80s nostalgia trip. However, the execution keeps the story fresh and engaging with tight pacing, relatable characters, and great artwork.
Black Stars Above, a masterful mix of folk horror and science fiction, is the tale of a young girl’s journey to discover herself and dark cosmic secrets.
No One’s Rose draws on both the imaginative power that draws folks to comics, and, too, the important work that comics do to open our minds to concepts beyond our wildest imagining.
Fifty years into the future, an ecological disaster destroys 90% of Earth’s population and makes our planet unlivable.
No One’s Rose #1 is a splash of color and a beam of hope in a muted and dark time. Zac Thompson and Emily Horn will keep you coming back over and over.
Discover humanity’s origins in Starship Down #1. The creative team from Rome West brings us high concept science fiction with a political edge.
Tom King and Mitch Gerads team up once again to deconstruct another classic Silver Age B-list superhero, nine panels at a time.
Ron Randall is back with his fourth Kickstarter in the Trekker series; this time he is compiling the original stories into a newly colored hardcover book.
We catch up with an old friend on the debut episode of Star Trek: Picard! What worked? What didn’t? It’s an episode you can’t miss! Make it so!
