Sea of Stars is a book about the strength of a father and son's relationship across the stars. It's amazing how in so few issues the book has made you care about these two and seeing them reunite. The setting only makes this journey even more intense. That's only due to Stephen Green painting the vastness and beauty of space along with the emotion of this epic. The end of Sea of Stars #5 leaves you wanting more. Aaron and Hallum cutting us off before the reader gets just what we want from the story shows they know damn well what they are doing. Read Full Review

Sea of Stars #5 was another brilliant read from this creative team. I know that this issue concludes the end of the first plot arc. But it still feels like there's still so much more to Gil and Kadyn's tale. The real question is"how far are they going to push this new boundary? And of course, there's always the question of how long the authors want to keep writing. Here's hoping we get several more issues before the end. Read Full Review

Kadyn and his father get so very, very close to connecting this issue. With all that's happened since they parted ways in the first issue, it's nice to see them get this close together, but it's beginning to become apparent that Aaron and Hallum are determined to keep them apart. This could get to be a bit annoying as the series continues, but for now, it feels like an excellent dynamic to keep the two heroes apart in an issue that closes the beginning of the series. Read Full Review

"Sea of Stars" can hit heavy, but still struggles with consistency. Read Full Review

After trials and tribulations, Gil and Kadyn are about to cross paths, unless the Zzaztek have other plans" Read Full Review

While it might be for the best that this story seems to be reaching a conclusion of sorts, it's too bad that the journey wasn't better considered. Read Full Review

This is a fun story that I don't think should've ended on a cliffhanger...