In the future, the galaxy is united under a monolith known as the Galactic Relay. Although the towering monument is meant to inspire conformity of ideas, technology, and progress, it is not without its enemies and many have begun to resent the foreign structure. And now, Jad Carter, a Relay employee, has found the Relay's mythological creator.
An interstellar mug causes a complete breakdown of reality. Jad travels inside the Monolith but it raises more questions than answers.
Written by Zac Thompson (The Dregs) and art by Andy Clarke (REPLICA, Batman). Story by Zac Thompson and Donny Cates (BABYTEETH, Venom, Thanos, Dr. Str more
This book is becoming more engrossing with each issue, so much so that I suspect word of mouth will soon catapult it to much wider audience. I highly recommend jumping on board now. Start at the beginning, of course, but whatever you do, read this comic"this series is not to be missed. Read Full Review
Relay #3 picks up the pace in a complex science fiction narrative that continues to impress. Read Full Review
Relay continues to have interesting ideas but has another uneven issue where the execution leaves me feeling disconnected from it. This is how I felt for a lot of the first issue as well whereas the second one felt a bit more grounded in a kind of Outer Limits way that I could figure out. Here, it's kind of all over the map in some ways, making leaps that I can't make the connection with. Jad's narration has some good things to say and Clarke's artwork definitely gets to stretch here with how it's presented, but I'm in a camp where I feel like I'm missing the point because of how it's executed. Read Full Review
Some messed up ish goin' on here. Trippy AF. This is a pretty cool issue.
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