Starhenge: Book 2 - A Kiss For Atticus #2

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Writer Liam Sharp
Artist Liam Sharp
Cover Price $3.99

THE SEARCH FOR ANSWERS CONTINUES…
A lone man fights machines on a dead world. An artist seeks answers in a city she may have dreamed into being. A boy fights demons after the disappearance of his father... But what connects them all?

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    COMICON - oll

    Aug 11, 2026

    ‘StarHenge: A Kiss for Atticus’ #2 continues to offer readers a trippy, dreamlike reading experience that’s stunning to pore over and will leave your head feeling a bit woolly. And that’s alright with me, dude. Read Full Review

  • 9.0

    Comic Book Clique - Frank Jarome

    Aug 13, 2026

    Starhenge: Book 2 - A Kiss for Atticus #2 is another great issue in a series that isn't afraid to slow down the pace and take a few risks. This issue contains three plotlines that are much easier to watch and break down than last issue, which makes it a little easier to digest overall. We're at the halfway point for Book 2, and so far we've had four people walk into the same city for four different reasons. What's waiting for them there, I'm not ready to guess just yet. Read Full Review

  • 8.0

    You Don't Read Comics - Russ Bickerstaff

    Aug 12, 2026

    The story continues. It’s really one that would appear to work better in trade paperback frm once it’s finished. The monthlong wait between chapters and the brevity of those chapter feels like it interrupts the dreamy overaching rhythm of the story. There’s definitely a form and pattern to the story that would feel much more concrete and vital in a longer form rpesentation. As it is, the episodic format doesn’t do the narrative any avors. That being said, the staccato nature of the single issue format DOES amplify the weird and dreamy surrrealism of individual scenes. Read Full Review

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