So go to your comics retailer and ask politely if they carry Space Riders. If they peer up at you with bleary, bloodshot eyes from some ponderous Marvel Essential volume with "no" as an answer, it is your duty to Willem Dafoe Jesus the shit out of that shop until they do. (Or maybe just keep asking nicely; they'll totally get it for you.) And find your favorite pocket of solace " the one place in the world where society waits on you for a goddamn change " and pickle your brain with Space Riders. Because it's vital that we all remember to loosen up, especially when we're reading comics. Read Full Review

The art is gorgeous, very much Kirby influenced in the lines dots and weird colouring. It just works. The pacing of the story is very easy to follow, the art tells the story whereas the wording enhance the characters. Rangel and Ziritt are a match made in heaven. As a first time reader I was lured in a heart beat by the stunning presentation and layouts also I'm a sucker for space comics! Read Full Review

Space Riders # 4 ends the first storyline and is an experience that everyone should have. While the majority of the characters didn't get much in terms of character development, it was great to see them utilized well. We did get some great closure to the main story as well as the personal conflicts between Peligro and Hammerhead. The art might not look mainstream, but it is beautiful and innovative. Definitely a book to keep your eyes on in the future once it returns and a book everyone should read at least once in their lives4 Read Full Review