It's about time someone on this ship took some initiative, and Ensign Masht is on the case! First thing, the late First Officer Sheridan needs a proper send off. While Masht begins work on Sheridan's memorial, Travis prepares to jump ship (and careers), Dana might have to face the facts about her marriage, and Captain Olivier takes decisive action to outmaneuver the Clooney.
Final ThoughtsDespite an overwhelming number of moving parts, everything comes together in Space Job #3 to propel this series forward. Characters work toward accomplishing their goals and making their lives count. A series that started as merely wacky fun takes on a greater scope. As always, gorgeous art provides a feast for those eyeing the final frontier. Read Full Review
Sarraseca delivers some great art. The story continues to be mainly about the characters and their interpersonal conflicts and I love that the art reflects that in the characters expressions and mannerisms. Read Full Review
Space Job #3 is another great issue that adds to the workplace comedy. There's something that anyone that has worked in an office or for others can relate to. While the look might say soaring through space, the reality is, the comic is very grounded. Read Full Review
As with previous issues, anyone who sees the appeal of The Office meets Star Trek elevator pitch will likely enjoy Space Job. Any who doesn't won't. Read Full Review
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