Afar #1 (OGN)
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Afar #1 (OGN)

Writer: Leila Del Duca Artist: Kit Seaton Publisher: Image Comics Release Date: March 29, 2017 Cover Price: $14.99 Critic Reviews: 5 User Reviews: 2
8.6Critic Rating
8.8User Rating

In a fantastical post-industrial desert, fifteen-year-old Boetema suddenly develops the ability to astral project to other planets while she sleeps. When she accidentally gets a young man hurt on a planet light-years away, she must figure out a way to project back to save him. On her own world, Boetema's two parents have temporarily left her and her thirteen-year-old brother, Inotu, to make a living as salt shepherds. Left to their own devices, the two siblings must flee across a dangerous desert when Inotu gets into trouble with a threatening cyborg bodyguard. As Boetema visits amazing planets and encounters vibrant cultures, she must confro more

  • 10
    Comicosity - Mexi Gremillion Mar 29, 2017

    Traverse the worlds of Afar. Read as you sink into a desolate desert land. Gaze as you pass the world of yesteryear, the looming ruins and technology of the past that are scattered across the unforgiving lands Beotema and her brother Inotu trek. Travel through space and time with Boetema as she displaces herself, possessing the bodies of people from distant lands light years away. Read Afar. Read Full Review

  • 9.0
    Outright Geekery - Fabienne Payet Feb 27, 2017

    I feel many will enjoy this story, the writing is enthralling and carries you along. It has so much to offer, so do give it a chance, I am sure you will not regret it. Read Full Review

  • 8.6
    Multiversity Comics - Alice W. Castle Mar 30, 2017

    If you've ever been a fan of Hayao Miyazaki's work, you owe it to yourself to check this out. Read Full Review

  • 8.0
    Pastrami Nation - Amie Macias Apr 7, 2017

    Artist, Kit Seaton, does a fantastic job with switching up color use and a variety of layers to help the reader switch from world to world seamlessly without the need of words. Read Full Review

  • 7.5
    Weird Science - Jim Werner Apr 2, 2017

    For the first half of the book, I wasn't a big fan of the story or the art, but after the story found its stride and I came around to the art style, I thoroughly enjoyed the book. The pacing is more like a novel than a typical comic, even a collection, but it works. Leila Del Luca put together a story that could continue on if she wants, but works just as well on its own. This is a pretty good read if you've got some extra cash and want to read a complete, well-written story. Read Full Review

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