One of Earth's moons lies in ruins, and the Voltron Force is once again returning back to the planet in a rain of fire and debris. And even though every shred of evidence points to the contrary, Keith is convinced a familiar foe is somehow responsible and secretly pulling all the strings. So while the entire Galactic Alliance ponders a deal with the devil, Keith and his team scramble to track down their powerful new enemy before it strikes again. Except that it's heading for the last place they would ever expect---the former Planet Doom. Everything is different, and now that the galaxy is dealing with "Ten Lions," there's no telling what will more
Voltron #8 is as a whole is a very good comic with some truly stellar artwork. Recommended. Read Full Review
The series has really fleshed out a cartoon series I only vaguely remember. But what it's amazingly done is made it cool for adults, mixing a tragic story, science fiction and well giant robots and monsters. This isn't the kiddie show I remember from back in the day, it's formed up and been made better. Read Full Review
This new Voltron series has been kind of interesting. It has the feel of the old cartoon series with a new twist. Its not amazing but its not awful at the same time. N. Steven Harriss art is gorgeous mixed with Pintos coloring which is vibrant and crisp, is a great combo but the story is weak at times. This issue was pretty boring. It was full of flashbacks and somewhat un-needed banter between the pilots of Voltron and Lotor & his people. I want to like this book but there needs to be much more action. This issue shows the beaten and battered body of Voltron on the moon after their battle with Ten Lions as the crew tries to re-power it, in the meanwhile Ten Lions is on the attack. I have dug this series just this issue needed something more which I know we will see more in next months issue! Read Full Review
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