A BRAND NEW YEAR OF ADVENTURES BEGINS HERE!
The Guardian of the Spaceways returns for more evil-thwarting action in an all-new series — kicking off with the first appearance of a classic Space Ghost villain!
As Space Ghost and Blip fight to defuse a hostage situation on an amusement park planet that’s been hijacked by the villainous Toymaker, Jan and Jace are confronted by a mysterious figure from their past — a meeting that will shake the Ghost Planet’s team to the core!
Acclaimed author DAVID PEPOSE and visionary artist JONATHAN LAU reunite to reach for the stars in Space Ghost #1 — boosted b more
Space Ghost Vol. 2 #1 kickstarts the next journey for Space Ghost. David Pepose does an amazing job of picking up where volume one left off, well adding some wrinkles. This issue features a combination of the narrative of a returning grandfather and an epic battle occurring simultaneously. The way the story flows and moves seamlessly between the two coinciding stories really draws the reader in. Read Full Review
This series never disappoints and this creative team shows again why theyre one of the best combinations in the comics landscape right now with Space Ghost vol 2 1. Read Full Review
Space Ghost #1 kicks off the new series with a welcome recap and a hint of larger things to come. This is an enjoyable read with action, humor, hope and heart that knows it doesn't have to reinvent the wheel to create a rousing space adventure comic for fans of both eras. Read Full Review
SPACE GHOST (VOL. 2) #1 is a strong debut issue for Volume 2 that delivers on all fronts. It's a fantastic example of modern superhero comics done right. The writing is clever, the art is breathtaking, and the plot is a perfect mix of action and intrigue. It successfully reintroduces a classic character while making him feel fresh and relevant. The dual narrative provides a solid foundation for future issues, giving readers a reason to come back for more. It's a must-read for fans of cosmic adventure and a perfect jumping-on point for anyone curious about the character. Read Full Review
Pepose crafts a thrilling adventure in this issue. The story starts with some bombastic action before switching the focus back to the characters, their circumstances and individual conflicts. Splitting the story between the action of Space Ghost and the family drama with Jan and Jace is a great decision. Both sides of the story have great dramatic flair and the Jan/Jace story has a great cliffhanger that promises more drama to come. Read Full Review
Space Ghost (Vol.2) #1 is a great jumping on point, featuring plenty of action and family dynamics that made the previous series such a great read. Read Full Review
Space Ghost #1 is an ideal first issue even if it isnt the series first issue. It successfully balances accessibility with advancement of narrative such that old and near readers alike should find it satisfying. The parallel storytelling lets Lau and Dalhouse showcase their range. Space Ghost #1 is a must have for fans of superhero comics. Read Full Review
There's still some awkwardness to the dialogue and characterizations, and the combination of the puzzling art and the unpleasant coloring choices make it something of a chore to get through, even if it's (mostly) worth the trip. Read Full Review
This is a different type of story, which I like. We have the battle of Space Ghost with Toymaker, while Jan and Jace have a conversation with their grandfather. He is attempting to gain custody, but they want to stay with Space Ghost and state their case. This is a good jumping-on point for new readers. I'm glad it did well enough to warrant another volume.
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