NEW STORY ARC
At long last, Hazel and her star-crossed family are finally back and here to kick off a NEW STORY ARC! So, where the hell have they been? As thanks for fans' endless patience, the SAGA team is proud to return with a double-length issue-44 pages of story for the regular $2.99 price point-without variant covers or gimmicky renumbering. Just more pulse-pounding adventure, heart-wrenching character drama, and gloriously graphic sex and violence, as SAGA begins the second half the series and the most epic chapter yet!
The SAGA series has sold over 6.8 million copies to date across all formats, has been translated in more
For roughly $3 you will get 44 pages of Saga #55. That's cheaper than anything the big two publishers have to offer. Vaughan and Staples have returned three years later with an entry into Saga that is one of the best issues of the series thus far. It sets Saga up beautifully in 2022 and beyond, and moves our characters further into peril, and hilarity. Hop on the flying tree now, it's about to blast off. Read Full Review
Saga #55 is anemotional, action-packed return to the best-selling series; a perfect example of how to come back from hiatus with a bang. Read Full Review
It's wild, adventurous, unbridled, funny, touching, and beautifully crafted. It's Saga. It's back. Enjoy. Read Full Review
Saga #55 is perfect. It's a reunion after years, and Vaughan, Staples, and Fotographiks give readers everything they missed. It's Saga. Read Full Review
I've read many great comics while Saga was on hiatus, but Saga still hits different. Vaughn's writing takes you through an emotional rollercoaster that leaves you reeling. Staples' art has your eyes wide open in awe of the spectacle and then blush at the risque. Saga in its totality is the medium at its pinnacle. A sequential combination of words and visuals that captivate, that makes one relish the turning of the page. You can't not talk about Saga when there is Saga, and it's good to be back. Emotionally devastating still. But oh so very good. Read Full Review
Saga #55 is a triumphant return for one of comics best series. Despite a lengthy hiatus, this book has not lost a step, and the entire industry is better for it. Pick this up at the $2.99 price point without hesitation. Its a perfect return. Overall: Read Full Review
Vaughan and Staples are back on top of their game in another thrilling, shocking, heartfelt, and all-consuming issue of 'Saga.' This extended issue reminds everyone why fans were clamoring for its return. There is a level of storytelling that is unmatched and irresistible, a space opera unlike any other, that blends a myriad of emotions in every issue and keeps you asking for more. 'Saga' is back. Read Full Review
This book is full of life, death, complex characters, desire, loss, love, and everything else. Welcome back to the Gordian knot. Read Full Review
Saga #55 proves that there is never too much of a good thing. Fiona Staples pulls out her magical paintbrush and quickly reminds us why we've been waiting (patiently or impatiently) for the next chapter. Read Full Review
"Saga" effortlessly reminds everyone why it's one of the biggest titles on the stands. Read Full Review
SAGA is back, and it hasn't lost a step. It's as beautifully crass, funny, and horny as it's ever been. Read Full Review
Saga #55 hits the ground running. The issue both establishes and smashes to pieces a new status quo for our survivors. Most importantly, Saga is back! Read Full Review
The return of Saga is a very welcome one. This issue is bursting with charm, personality and the exact sort of spacey and crass weirdness that makes Saga everything we want it to be. Read Full Review
Saga #55 returns this week and doesn't skip a beat even after a three-year gap. It serves to remind us who these characters are, how they've grown, and establishing how at its core this is about survival, but also living life and the growth that comes with it. Saga continues to shine as a series about the complexities of life, identity, and survival in an uncompromising, colorful world. Read Full Review
What a great return! I was captured from page 1, and it seems the break did not change a thing for Staples or Vaughan.
So much going on but it all makes sense. The time jump worked well with real time in our world.
I feel like the art has even improved. So excited to pick up issue #56!
Quite sad though that Marko died this way.
YO! It's like the book never went away.
This was nostalgic and also exciting in that new type of way.
Can't believe it's going to be decade and this series feels like it could go on for another decade.
Incredible.
Lying Cat is back! And yes, he/she/it made me grin loudly again!
When great series return to the fold, they're more often then not somewhat disenchanting... but no, not Saga! After the shock ending in #54, I was very afraid B.K.V. had written himself into a corner (after all, most of us LIKED Marko!) But instead, three years later, life had positively carried on as life often does, with Hazel having loads of fun with her new si--- (oops, almost spoilered something here!), and the little shocks we've grown used to might have been a tiny bit toned down, but after an hiatus that's really not a bad thing... they still were unexpected as ever, and the tiny dose of muting actually made them better and ...shockier? (is that a word?) more
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