This all-new Twilight Zone anthology series continues with standalone stories by some of the best creators in comics today! Each issue is a fresh tale in the vein of the iconic original television series that’s captivated audiences for over 60 years. And like the show, these stories will be revealed in terrifying black and white! THIS ISSUE: Somewhere, there is a war being fought. Two civilizations, each believing itself the summit of power, battle over a holy relic whose function and origin lie beyond their understanding. An army of dedicated knights who defend the item, a horde of zealous barbarians who covet it—neither side willing to more
‘THE RELIC' is a great example of The Twilight Zone format being used to its fullest potential. It takes a premise that seems straightforward on the surface, and really pushes the sci-fi/fantasy elements in an inventive and surprisingly humorous manner. Read Full Review
The Twilight Zone #3 is less about fear in the moment and more about the quiet horror of human priorities. What begins as a brutal war story slowly transforms into a reflective, almost melancholy meditation on belief, violence, and the strange things that endure long after humanity is gone, all elevated by Stokoe's immaculate art and a classic, sting-in-the-tail twist. Read Full Review
When a writer is left to DO WHATEVER THEY WANT IN A COMIC BOOK, having carte blanche to do so, the creative freedom that should be used to tell good stories and actually convey a message to the reader gives way to their worldview and the opportunity to impose their ideology. Here, in the third issue, is my FAREWELL to IDW's Twilight Zone. It's unacceptable to be entertained by a comic that begins with a battle between two factions for power and then descends into banal moralism that supports megacorporations like Coca-Cola and encourages consumerism, when that crap has enough glucose to destroy the body of whoever consumes it.
This isn't The Twilight Zone, but rather a way for the writer to see the world, where, in their understa more
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