Elbus and his military crew form an unlikely alliance in their rush to flee the city. Meanwhile, within the forest, Sasha and the science team’s expedition comes unhinged.
Roche Limit: Clandestiny #2 is brilliant; Moreci's writing is a pleasure to read, and the way he combines his dialogue with Kyle Charles' artwork excellently builds tension, leading to horrifying or thrilling mini-climaxes. You are able to experience the characters' fear, confusion, mistrust, and loss. The action is exciting and the enemy is formidable, both physically and mentally. This is a smart action-packed sci-fi with a whole lot of mystery to keep you coming back for more. Can I get issue three already? Read Full Review
As usual, ROCHE LIMIT: CLANDESTINY is a hit. I recommend this book to anyone who has seen it on the shelves but isn't sure whether they want to pick it up. From having a fantastic script that mixes several genres to beautiful art that makes the script come to life this book just continues to impress me. Add an overall monologue about humans and humanity and you get a fantastic comic book that keeps me wanting more. While this book doesn't fully go ahead and reveal its full plotwe are left with fantastic character and setting building. This will leave all readers wanting more. Read Full Review
It's easy to make comparisons to movies like Aliens and Predator. Those movies brought something special to science fiction and Roche Limit Clandestiny brings something special to comic books. A great space mystery with suspense and action that keeps you hanging on every page. Moreci and company are giving you the sci-fi fix you need. Read Full Review
Roche Limits second series continues to impress just as much as the original. The mysteries and intrigue grow leaps and bounds each issue, always leaving you salivating for more. Minor issues aside this book's presentation stellar in every regard. Read Full Review
As previously mentioned, the story thus far through issue #2 does not quite give away what is to be expected going forward. Thats not terribly surprising as Morecis development of the first arc had very similar technique. For now, the story telling, world building, and suspense present in each of the issues maintain quite enough intrigue to keep things engaging. Moreci uses back matter to fill out the world building even more and slowly readers are beginning to get a picture of the larger world. Charles and Battaglia have fit into the world of Roche Limit rather well and their additions to the story are a major factor in the effectiveness so far. Read Full Review
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