Space Ghost and his sidekicks venture deep into the caverns of Amzot only to discover danger lurks around every corner! Metallus and his minions have set traps hoping to destroy the future of the Space Force. Can the Herculoids' Igoo save them from an untimely demise?
These contrasting components combine to create a tale which builds momentum until we get the big reveal … making us want more and sad to see it come to an end. Parker and Olivetti have made this series comparable to a great masterpiece of literature and art, all becoming a marvelous amalgam without the overly burdensome emotional baggage which is so often displayed in other so-called successful titles. They present us with a story by which each person contributes to the whole, but does not leave a stale taste once we are done, it stays fresh and moving throughout the presentation. This is how a title should be done and I sincerely hope it will continue until its celebratory the end. Read Full Review
Ariel Olivetti brings all this to life with his beautifully painted panel work. It’s strange to say this, but I feel like Olivetti was born to draw Space Ghost and his adventures and because of this, it is almost unfair to critique him on this book. Read Full Review
Future Quest Presents #1 is a solid story that improves on the missteps of #1, giving us cool Space Ghost action and a legendary primate team-up moment. Read Full Review
This comic is adventure-based and serviceable. However, it is not very entertaining although well written and solid. There is a spark missing and I wish I knew what it was, so that I could indulge in the pleasure of reading about these characters. The Space Ghost and the other Hanna-Barbera characters have genuine appeal. I liked knowing more about Jan and Jaces origins. Read Full Review
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