Regardless if you read Fantasy comics or not, this is a series that everyone should read. Curt has crafted a beautiful story, and the result is an incredible book to read. From the writing to the art, this book has everything. Read Full Review

Lost Fantasy #1 delivers an exciting start to a new fantasy series, introducing readers to a hidden world of monsters, hunters, and magic. With its extended page count, gorgeous artwork, and compelling characters, this debut issue sets the stage for what could be Image Comics' next big hit. Read Full Review

I'll admit, I'm a sucker for stories that creatively blend real-world historical elements with fantasy. Magic and mystery are secretly a part of our history in Lost Fantasy, and the world-building feels incredibly unique. Its story and various design elements include undertones reminiscent of Final Fantasy and Legend of Zelda (a winning combination), and the cliffhanger ending will leave you clamoring for more. The character designs and settings feel fantastic yet grounded, and the engaging visualization of magic in the book will surely grab your attention. As if the main story wasn't enough to catch my attention, Lost Fantasy also includes a bonus ongoing story called INDIGO CHILDREN: EXODUS. Although I haven't had any previous experience with Indigo Children, I'm interested to learn more after reading this new chapter. Read Full Review

Lost Fantasy #1 delivers a strong, action-packed debut, throwing readers into a world where magic and monsters break through into ours. Despite a minor visual confusion in one fight scene, the issue impresses with its blend of grounded reality and high fantasy, engaging artwork, and skillful dialogue, promising an exciting new series. Read Full Review

The first issue plays all the Chosen One beats in a slice of life setting before overturning the apple cart and setting up a dark, mysterious future. It strikes the right balance between action and worldbuilding with Pires and Casalanguida creating a proper alternate history world. Read Full Review

Lost Fantasy #1 is an ambitious genre mash-up that boldly reimagines history through the lens of magic and monster-hunting, offering rich world-building and energetic action despite some uneven art. It has action, multiple genres working on a high level, and a world worth investing in. Read Full Review

As dull as aspects of the story might seem, theres a pretty jarring narrative slam at issues end. The impact of that last moment DOES suggest that the narrative could be going in an interesting direction moving forward, but its still early-on and a lot could happen. Pires and company will likely give a much better idea of the overall run of the series by the end of the second issue. The quality of the series is still a bit of a mystery as of the end of the first issue. Read Full Review

Overall, Lost Fanatsy #1 is a good comic book to read if youre looking for something different to read than the highly anticipated titles out today. The comic book manages to not only keep a reader interested, but it also has some key elements surrounding a mystery that doesnt get solved the first time around. It leaves a curiosity at the end of its pages, along with how Henry Blackheart plays a part in this. Be sure to pick this comic book up for personal interest from your local comic book store or where comics are sold online. Read Full Review

Lost Fantasy #1 delivers a lot of potential. Narratively speaking, the world, characters, and plot are not exceptionally compelling on their own. And indeed, if not for the shocking events on the final pages, there probably wouldnt be enough in the story to push an on the fence reader to come back for a second issue. The art, on the other hand, is considerably more enticing. The net result is that Lost Fantasy #1s potential makes the first issue worth a look for fans of the genre. Read Full Review