We're bringing Steven Universe back to comic books with more Steven, more gems, and more of the characters we all love in an all-new ongoing series!
Writer Melanie Gillman (As the Crow Flies) and artist Katy Farina (The Amazing World of Gumball) are teaming up for the start of a new adventure for the entire gang.
Based on Cartoon Network's Emmy-nominated series, created by The New York Times best-selling author Rebecca Sugar, Steven Universe follows Steven, the "little brother" to a team of magical guardians of humanity-the Crystal Gems. The show is currently in its fourth season and has earned millions of fans of all ages worldwide. more
Steven Universe is a comic mostly for fans of the show or children. It doesnt seem to be going in the direction of the darker themes seen in the series, but this is just the first issue, so who knows? If your looking for a comic for your kids or a kid you know, this is probably a good one to get. Read Full Review
The first issue of the new ongoing STEVEN UNIVERSE comic series is warm and stress-free. It might be filler, but it's got all of the feminist messages and humor of the regular series. Plus, it's always great to see Lapis and Peridot have some fun for once. Read Full Review
The first issue of the new ongoing STEVEN UNIVERSE comic series is warm and stress-free. It might be filler, but it's got all of the feminist messages and humor of the regular series. Plus, it's always great to see Lapis and Peridot have some fun for once. Read Full Review
While the television show has moved on to grander stages like outer space and Gem homeworld prison ships, Steven Universe #1 shows what kind of fun you can get up to while keeping your feet firmly planted on the ground. Melanie Gillman, Katy Farina and Whitney Cogar take the reigns of the beloved property and treat it with the utmost respect while still extrapolating what makes it so loved in the first place and funneling it into a sweetly funny opening story. As far as returns go, the latest return to store shelves for Steven Universe is pretty much the best-case scenario. Read Full Review
The popular television show and comic miniseries is recommended to explain the background that leads the characters to their current setting. Anyone looking to enjoy the story, however, can read this as a standalone since it does not further the main story, or even touches the primary conflict. This comic is kid friendly, and for anyone who takes joy in the animated TV series. More main characters and story advancement to come! Read Full Review
Fluff, but nice fluff, and properly takes some of the things that make the show great and puts them in comic form. If youre a fan of the show, youll enjoy the comic too. Read Full Review
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