After crash-landing on a desolate planet, Ed and Gordon are taken in by some friendly locals who reveal an unexpected food source. Then, while investigating the cause of their crash, the fate of a long-lost Union vessel is revealed. Will a dark history repeat itself as Kelly and the Orville crew search for the missing pair?
Brimming withplenty of thesignaturehumor, wit and sense of adventure that have made the show a hit, The Orville is ready to fly you to the stars and beyond! Read Full Review
Given that we have had such a wait for season three of the show. This book is a rare treat indeed. It only makes me more excited for what we may see on the television series when it eventually returns. Read Full Review
With the conclusion of The Orville #2: Launch Day (Part 2 of 2), the first story of season 2.5 comes to a close. Still I must say that I love what this comic has to offer. Still self-contained stories, everything you love about The Orville, and doing more with what the medium allows. Read Full Review
This is a colorful issue consisting of a deep and bold palate choice. The characters are done very well and look like their television counterparts. The detailed drawings are very engaging and the use of character expression and form are emotionally connective. Read Full Review
David A. Goodman's writing takes everything fans loved from the television show and fits it perfectly within the realm of comics. Read Full Review
Like the show itself, this is some super enjoyable science fiction cloaked in the clothes of facetiousness. This small but efficient mini-series nails everything it needs to do, and that's a delight. Read Full Review
Fans of old-school Trek should dig this, and if you love the show, you'll enjoy this issue. Read Full Review
The Orville fans will feel at home and like they're reading an unproduced episode of the TV show, while more comics-literate fans will be let down by that same feeling. Read Full Review
David Cabeza delivers some awesome art in the issue. All of the characters look great and the panels were filled with detail. Read Full Review
While there is not a lot of action here, it instead has a semblance of Infinity War's scale of tragedy amongst our beloved crew. Can the former crew of the Orville coincide and stop the Kaylon fleet from wiping the universe clean of all things natural in this alternate reality? One can only hope. Read Full Review
A short but enjoyable adventure. Once again the writer does a good job of capturing the tone of the show.
Too quick and neat a resolution undermines the good work put in to getting the tone and characters right.
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