Fans of legendary swordsman and wanderer Usagi Yojimbo have enjoyed countless tales told of his exciting adventures-tales told over hundreds, perhaps thousands, of years. Someone in the far future enjoys another classic adventure featuring the rabbit ronin, and Stan Sakai's Space Usagi universe returns with a unique, new story.
The action from the first-half of the issue is fast and furious culminating with Usagi's faceoff with Jei before a twist revealing the entire story is being read by one of Usagi's descendants in the far future working both provide a classic tale and create a bridge for the new series of adventures in the far future for Usagi's descendants. Plus, how adorable is that variant cover from Agnes Garbowska! Read Full Review
There's a curious ending that I'm looking forward to seeing played out. Read Full Review
"Usagi Yojimbo: Space Usagi Yokai Hunter is an exceptionally enjoyable one-shot, true to the spirit of its title. It strikes a delightful balance of fun and light-heartedness, a characteristic that defines the series. For those yet to delve into the world of "Usagi Yojimbo, Dark Horse Comics delivers a true gem with this release. Read Full Review
Space Usagi: Yokai Hunter #1 offers a visually stunning experience, thanks to Stan Sakai's masterful artwork and Emi Fujii's exceptional coloring, which maintains the classic Usagi Yojimbo aesthetic. However, the storytelling may leave fans wanting more, as it predominantly focuses on the original Usagi Miyamoto and lacks the depth and impact one might expect from the Space Usagi universe. While it's always a pleasure to revisit the world of Usagi Yojimbo, this one-shot might not be the spacefaring adventure fans were hoping for. Nevertheless, for those who cherish Stan Sakai's artistic prowess and the enduring appeal of Usagi Yojimbo, it still holds some value as a nostalgic trip into this beloved universe. Read Full Review
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