This series is a definite addition to a valiant fans pull-list.

This will make you laugh out loud and then have nightmares!

Another fun issue with some pretty fantastic riffs

A lot of stuff happens in this issue that is incredibly vital to where we will go soon.

The content of this issue has some great fighting, but overall it's all about the family camaraderie and hope for a better future.

Rahal definitely ends the series on a high note and left me completely fulfilled as both a comic reader and massive Quantum and Woody fan.

Fun twists and turns and a lot of build up for what is to come.

Beautiful art and a insanely complex story.

I would recommend it to anyone who like the show or even if you only like an episode or two.

Overall this issue had me busting a gut at gags then wanting to grab a tissue as our heroes suffer some major losses.

If nothing else we get to see more of Sam Kieth's amazing line work in his art and as an artist myself, that is all I needed to know to make this a must buy.

So far this series has been a fun ride for me as a long time fan of the short story and film this comic is based on, but much like trying to explain those to a friend, it may be a bit hard to get others interested.

What Rahal and Eisma have brought to these characters has added a dimension to them we have not seen before.

Definitely a fun read for new and old Rocko fans alike

Jacob really enjoyed the first issue of MST3K: The Comic. What did you think? Leave a review in the comments section below...