Series Premiere. Sam and Duncan LaMarr love their six-year-old daughter, Penny, more than anything in the whole world. But half a year ago, she was taken by the Cascade, an evil force they barely understand. Now, Sam and Duncan must fight side by side with the magical beings Penny cherished to try and get her back... before she's gone forever.
A great comic often has amazing art, stellar scripting, a unique premise, or a top notch creative team. The Moon is Following Us #1 has all of the above. Read Full Review
The Moon is Following Us#1 is a heart-pounding adventure, asking us how far we would be willing to go to save those we love. Its pages contain haunting creatures, badass side kicks, and hearts. This story will jump to the top of pull piles, rightfully so, as it is a can not-miss read. Read Full Review
The Moon is Following Us is a classic Daniel Warren Johnson comic but with plenty of fresh twists. Filled with fast-paced action and incredible-looking characters, this comic will take you on an emotional ride from start to finish. Read Full Review
Technology, magic, and fairy tales collide in The Moon Is Following Us #1. The fantasy adventure celebrates creativity and imagination, the power of dreams, and parents' love for their children. Read Full Review
The Moon is Following Us pulls tight on readers' heartstrings and doesn't let go, delivering an epic, emotional journey set in an imaginative world. Read Full Review
'The Moon is Following Us' is an instant shot of adrenaline in an adventure that thrills while it captures your heart. Read Full Review
Daniel Warren Johnson and Riley Rossmo deliver some impressive and beautifully detailed art throughout the issue. I loved how well the two style complement each other in both character design and action. Read Full Review
The Moon is Following Us is truly an ass kicking, yet heart-rending read. Read Full Review
With visuals this stunning, readers should be more than willing to hop onboard and enjoy the ride wherever the epic journey may ultimately take them. Read Full Review
So theres a lack of contrast between the worlds. Thats not a HUGE problem so long as Rossmo and Johnson are able to deliver the heart of the drama to the page in a way thats going to feel strong enough to carry narrative momentum from one issue to the next in a ten-issue mini-series. In the first issue, Johnson drops the readers right into the middle of a very tense combat sort of a situation...and it can be difficult to get a st ring connection with the characters right away, but things are bound to settle-down with the premise fully revealed by the end of the first issue. Read Full Review
The Moon Is Following Us #1 leaves me wanting to see more of these characters and I want them to succeed, but at the same time, a bit more world-building would have been nice to see. Maybe in future issues? Read Full Review
There's a lot to really enjoy about The Moon Is Following Us #1, especially visually. There's just a lack of information about what is actually going on to be a compelling story yet. Read Full Review
Great start all around, I already like the characters.
Great art and writing. Conceptually pretty similar to Cemetery Kids Don't Die from last year. Very well done, great characters, good environments. Daniel Warren Johnson just doesn't miss, this is no exception.
Awesome debut. Can't wait for issue #2!
Sort of unique take on a common premise...I'll be in for at least two more issues.
The Moon Is Following Us starts with an opening that immerses the reader into this sci-fi epic world of endless possibilities. Daniel Warren Johnson jumps right into the action with this story and does not find a moment to pause and elaborate what is going on, which works in favor for the issue 1's ending reveal. For you anime watchers think of Sword are online but with a wholesome family dynamic. Great first issue and can not wait for what else is in store for this title.
Pretty good. Fathers a pus though. Makes me think, "What if Neo didn't wanna kill"?
A bit of Matrix vibe here.
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