Ola runs into trouble in the Tejuosho night market andfaces the consequences of her trip to the exclusion zone. The most dangerous man in Eko City presents a risky proposition to our crew of outcasts, and he'll go to extreme lengths to make them take it.
‘New Masters' continues to build a fully fleshed-out character-filled science fiction-based world with an Afrofuturism focus, diving even deeper into characters and relationships with this second issue. Truly this is just a gorgeous book, unlike any others that are being published right now, showcasing just how powerful comic books are as a medium and the reality of how representation and diversity enrich everything in our world including story-telling. Read Full Review
All in all, between the frenetic pacing of the comic itself and the enthralling exposition at the end of each comic, New Masters is a thrilling read that innovates on the familiar sci-fi tropes and presents them in a refreshing way. Ola's adventures continue to explore various aspects of this alternate Earth, and the more we get to see, the more I find myself recommending the series. Read Full Review
After an issue of setup, New Masters #2 perfectly fleshes out the plot, explaining how key characters are connected to each other. Read Full Review
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