The city of Oshawa, Ontario has vanished without a trace. Even worse, nobody remembers it or the 170,000 missing residents that disappeared along with it.
As the survivors also fall into the forgotten, they must seek each other out, if they hope to have any chance of surviving in a world where no one believes they exist...
Highly acclaimed writer Ed Brisson (Batman: The Brave and the Bold, Predator), rising star artist Luca Casalanguida (Regarding the Matter of Oswald's Body, James Bond), and red hot colorist Dee Cunniffe (Barnstormers, Crossover) pose the question... how can you feel connected to reality or each other if by all verit more
There are a number of instances in this issue that will pique your interest, spark your curiosity, even get you falling in love with the prospects of this series. You might even think, "Intriguing! yourself. Regardless, anyone giving this premiere issue a try is going to be hooked and excited for what's to come next. Read Full Review
The Displaced is bound to be one of our favorite comic books of 2024 and it's only February. The premise of a world where an entire city and its residents disappear without a trace is unique and intriguing. The artwork is fantastic, and the characters are diverse and interesting. The pacing and storytelling are exceptional, making this series one that I would highly recommend. Read Full Review
A powerful start for a book that examines home, family, social structures, and the very nature of reality. Read Full Review
The Displaced #1 is an excellent introduction to a new story that feels reminiscent of Lost and Under the Dome. Read Full Review
I'm loving the premise and the character development already. This massive catastrophic event switched something in Emmett and Gabby that made them grow in a matter of pages. Everything story wise is executed with a real sense of building to something even bigger, and that's exciting! Add on top of that artwork that gives off a feeling of familiarity and movement, and the colors to elevate that to an emotional response and we've got a real chance at something special developing! Read Full Review
The Displaced #1 has a great concept about it. It sucks you in and makes you want to find out what's next for the story. So far, it's an intriguing mystery that's set up in a way that leaves a world of possibilities as to what really happened to the town and its people but it's the characters left that make the comic a must read. Read Full Review
Casalanguida perfectly captures the gritty, dark tone of the story with art that is beautifully detailed and visually striking. Read Full Review
The Displaced #1 is a compelling and emotional start to a new sci-fi horror series. It's perfect for anyone looking for an atmospheric read. Read Full Review
When Oshawa, Ontario ceases to exist, the lives of the survivors will change forever. Read Full Review
A fascinating beginning for the makings of another successful Boom horror story. Read Full Review
It's still a strong comic worth recommending, something to continue reading for the next four months, even if it falls short of being a must-read for the time being. Read Full Review
Perfect start to a series, I can't wait for the next one
oshawa never existed annnnd... neither is the second issue as far as I'm concerned
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