Paolo, Abby and Tosh lead their assemblage of "disaster tourists" deep inside the Fu-kushima Exclusion Zone for what they expect to be a (relatively) mundane experi-ence...if radioactive hotspots, irradiated feral animals and the promise of swift and harsh arrest by authorities could be classified as mundane. But this is an ancient place with no shortage of legends or ghosts. And nobody told the Samurai they were coming!
Writer Joe Harris (Great Pacific, Rockstars, The X-Files) and artist Sebastián Piriz begin a disaster tour through the worst places on Earth, while digging up more trouble than they can handle. In a world on fire and more
A solid all round comic with strong characters and wonderful art. It is a brave, modern horror comic that will keep you gripped from start to finish Read Full Review
I like the concept behind Disaster Inc. but I'm not quite sure where it's going yet. And it's playing around some dicey material what with Fukushima and the 3/11 event. I do like having this group going through the Exclusion Zone as these kinds of thrillseekers are definitely out there and it can lead to a neat story. The backstory in this issue is definitely interesting and is likely to go badly if we see more of it but the time in the present with the group and seeing Abby trying to figure out what Paolo and Tosh are up to works well while general exploration continues on. Read Full Review
I do love Japanese folk tales and I love the history and mythology surrounding the Samurai so this alone is keeping me interested in reading this series. However, this series really needs to deliver some sort of character development in the next issue to keep me coming back for more. Read Full Review
Disaster Inc is still clearly finding its footing, and it remains to be seen if it will be a series that is worth fans' time. Read Full Review
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