From the creator of CHEW-a horrifying vision of space!
Captain Rigg is prepared to test his new ship and crew by flying them straight into the heart of demon-infested space. One small problem: he didn't brief them beforehand...
The Outer Darkness is perfect for Star Trek fans looking for something new and exciting. Read Full Review
From the script to the art, Outer Darkness fuses its inspirations into a wonderfully nightmarish blend. Get on board before it's turned into a hit TV show! Read Full Review
There's something interesting about Afu Chan's approach to drawing Outer Darkness. Read Full Review
This issue is basically just to let us know that the leader of the ship may be a bit careless and a bit of a hothead tyrant. I smell a mutiny story coming, It is slightly predictable. Read Full Review
A fun, yet strange, journey through space... with magic. Read Full Review
A better second issue follows the first. The art is still a little off-kilter, but less annoyingly cartoonish in this issue. It's hard to define why this might be, given that it is the same style - perhaps the colouring helps more here. This isn't to say that the artwork feels completely right, but it doesn't feel as wrong as in the first issue.
The issue also feels tighter narratively. While nothing particularly ground breaking happens, what is presented is a taut a d serves a clear narrative purpose. The first issue was a bit of a mess in this regard, but equally annoying was the throwing multiple ideas and features of the world at you without any explanation. Thankfully, the script doesn't go down the same road, but rather more
A nice mix of supernatural and sci-fi. It's a fun read. It's like a Ghostbusters kind of horror... like not scary in the slightest. However, Riggs is a dick and his methods are definitely questionable.
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