Lunar Lodge #1
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| Writer | Tyler Marceca |
| Artist | Mirko Colak |
| Cover Price | $3.99 |
Marriage ain't easy, especially when your spouse is hiding a monstrous secret. Just ask Rob Moreland, who knows things aren't great lately with his wife, Fiona, but is hoping to fix that... until the Lunar Lodge calls to confirm her stay. Rob decides to shadow his wife to the hotel but what he finds reveals even more horror than he thought. Rob will soon discover there's much more to the Lunar Lodge-and to his wife-than meets the eye.
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9.0
Major Spoilers - Ingrid Lind-Jahn
Nov 22, 2023A man's investigation into his wife's possible infidelity leads him deep into the unexpected. Read Full Review
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8.5
The Super Powered Fancast - Deron Generally
Nov 22, 2023Colak delivers some beautifully detailed art in the issue that does a fantastic job of creating and drawing the reader into this world visually. Read Full Review
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6.5
AIPT - Chris Coplan
Nov 22, 2023Love can be a bloody, mostly wonderful slice of madness. Read Full Review
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6.1
Comic Watch - Tyler Davis
Nov 22, 2023Lunar Lodge#1 may not have enough going for it in its first issue to be a solidified must read, but what is here is promising. The book will at the very least get by on atmosphere and tone as its most engaging aspects all rely on the silent trust between writer and artist. Read Full Review
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3.0
ComicBook.com - Chase Magnett
Nov 22, 2023When the first issue's cliffhanger arrives it's with a thud that only evokes more questions, providing readers a clear exit sign. Read Full Review
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10
Exciting first episode full of mystery, terror and suspense. Art Mirko has detailed art where the textures provide that dynamism and at the same time an interesting and gloomy tone appropriate for this story. Summary Rob thinks he knows his wife's secret, but he's about to find out that Luna Lodge is not a place for adulterers... especially on a full moon.
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8.0
#1 seemed solid all around; more than enough there to make me willing to read more. I liked the art, and the storytelling more or less worked. There's a lot of potential in the setup.
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