A Quiet Place: Rising Tides #1
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| Writer | Declan Shalvey |
| Artist | Luke Sparrow |
| Cover Price | $4.99 |
Shhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh...
When a young woman named Grace tracks her estranged father to a run-down houseboat in the Florida Keys, she expects disappointment, resentment, maybe even closure. Instead, the entire world ends.
Now stranded in the aftermath of the invasion that shattered civilization, she and her sick, aging father cling to survival on the open water — the only space safe from the creatures who attack at the sound of a single breath. But his oxygen is running low, supplies are disappearing quickly, and the deadly predators circling the shoreline are learning fast.
And on top of it all, a hurricane
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Capes & Tights - Justin Soderberg
Sep 25, 2026A Quiet Place: Rising Tides speaks loudly even when needing silence in its debut issue. Writer Declan Shalvey, artist Luke Sparrow, colorist Colin Craker, and letterer Jodie Troutman deliver on a comic that fits squarely in the A Quiet Place lore, but also stands on its own. A Quiet Place: Rising Tides turns silence into its greatest strength with an emotionally powerful and terrifying tale. Read Full Review
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AIPT - David Brooke
Sep 30, 2026A Quiet Place: Rising Tides #1 understands that the franchise works best when silence complicates an already difficult human situation. Declan Shalvey centers the story on Grace's attempt to reconnect with her estranged father, then turns the alien invasion into another barrier between two people who already struggle to communicate. The boat setting is especially effective, creating an enclosed space where a coughing fit could become deadly and escape options are limited. Luke Sparrow does much of the heavy lifting once dialogue disappears, building tension through expressive characters and ominous glimpses of the creatures. With a hurricane approaching, the series has established a strong survival scenario with an emotional problem that can't simply be outrun. Read Full Review
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