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NEW SERIES DEBUT from the acclaimed team behind Detective Comics and Night of the Ghoul comes a modern horror classic!
White Boats are the mega-yachts that the super-rich use to traverse the globe-floating islands where your every desire can be fulfilled. And getting invited on board one should be a dream come true...that is until the crew traps and transports you to a remote island where secret cults have existed for millennia, working on something called "The Human Project." Does the White Boat ship you to paradise or sink you into hell on earth?
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White Boat pulls readers in like a dangerous current and keeps hold of them with its engrossing narrative and art. Scott Snyder and Francesco Francavilla work in tandem with finesse for a debut that gets better with each read. It's a testament to what a perfect premiere should be. Read Full Review
I love a good thriller/mystery and this has the early signs of a great addition to these genres. As the issue ends just as we the reader, become fully immersed and need the second issue right away. DSTLRY has assembled an all-star cast and this book needs to find it's way into the monthly rotations. Read Full Review
White Boat #1 is exactly what you might want from a debut issue. There will undoubtedly be better entries later in the series, but it sets the stage in excellent fashion, ensuring that anyone who reads it will want to sail again in White Boat #2. Read Full Review
Each DSTLRY comic that is released proves even more that they have a talent pool like no other and each series tries their best to top the last. This is no different with White Boat. The thrilling ride leaves us excited to see where the series takes us. The combination of top-tier writing and stunning artwork from Scott Snyder and Francesco Francavilla respectively sets a high bar and they achieve it. White Boat is definitely worth the journey. Read Full Review
Very interesting so far. I don't like this style of art at all, but the writing and story is more than enough to keep my attention. Looking forward to seeing where it goes.
There's enough to like here, even at this outrageous price point, to give it one more to see what it's doing.
Not sure what I just read, especially at the end, but I am intrigued. I guess we'll find out where this goes. Has lots of potential.
A little confused by the ending but def still a pull. I prefer Spectregraph over this but I do enjoy Snyder’s in depth writing here, the last chapter moves very quickly. Cliffhanger felt predictable but interesting nonetheless.
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