Teens are being routinely abducted by massive Cube spaceships and held in floating prisons, the adults have given up but Liam Watts and his friends won't sit by any longer. Now, they're planning a prison break to free his brother. But when a Cube abduction raid takes one of their own and threatens their mission, will Liam's crew be ready in time to pull off this hi-tech heist or will it all come crashing down?
Break Out #2 is the perfect amalgam of excellent writing and detailed art. Read Full Review
'Break Out' continues to build one of the wildest and hardest heists in science fiction. Kaplan raises the bar with a near-impossible mission but keeps things moving with inner team hope and then crisis. Issue two is chockful of development and wastes no time getting to the task at hand. Precisely and thoughtfully illustrated by Santos and Wordie, 'Break Out' is the perfect sci-fi heist comic for discerning readers. I need to see how this ends. Read Full Review
Santos offers some brilliantly detailed panels throughout the issue. There are great visual moments from the description of the inside of the alien ships to the abduction scene. The art is intense and beautifully captures the mood of the story. Read Full Review
Many of the larger questions at the center of Break Out don't get answered in this second issue, but it has done a great job of continuing to get me invested before these payoffs arrive. Read Full Review
Break Out #2 is a good set up for our big confrontation. Like any heist story, the buildup to the actual heist needs to be entertaining and quick, which this issue depicts well. The main character isn't the most likable, but boy does this issue make you feel like you need to read the next chapter. Read Full Review
dude just playing angry birds on his iPad as he's getting sucked up into one of the dozen movies that have gone over this storyline
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