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Series Premiere. A new cosmic time-travel adventure from the minds of Peter J. Tomasi (Batman and Robin, Super Sons) and Francis Manapul (Flash, Clear)! In the picture-perfect 25th century, the Rocketfeller family, living a disconnected and emotionally distant existence, discover a terrible secret: in their hands is the fate of humanity. Hunted down, the Rocketfellers enlist in the Time Zone Protection Program and escape to present-day Earth. If they can't find a way to trust each other in this strange "ancient" world of today, they and our future will perish!
The Rocketfellers “Family Odysseys” launch caught my attention when it was teased in Ghost Machine #1 earlier this year. I'll admit, I had some pretty high hopes for this book and it more than exceeded expectations. It would have been easy for the creative team to just play with sci-fi tropes for this family of time-displaced castaways, but they found a way to ground the sci-fi component and lean into the human element for a truly unique story. I will give credit to the Ghost Machine creators, each of these books feels distinctly different. The Rocketfellersfits perfectly into an existing gap in the comic book industry, and I couldn't be more excited to see where the family's adventures go from here. I would be shocked if you didn't enjoy this book. Read Full Review
The Rocketfellers is a perfect blend of action, mystery, and family. Whether your kids are on a can phone, an iPhone, or a Holo-Phone, certain family dynamics seem to transcend time, and The Rocketfellers are no different. The present and the future are beautifully intertwined to tell this unique story in a fun, futuristic, yet relatable way. The cherry on top of an already amazing cliff hanger ending, was seeing that the next issue is about to get a little merry. Read Full Review
The Rocketfellers #1 delivers a charming and exciting start to a new sci-fi adventure that's perfect for the whole family. With its retro-futuristic flair and intriguing premise, this comic is another hit for Ghost Machine. Read Full Review
Manapul's art is absolutely stunning. From the character designs to the visually immersive environments, I loved every page and panel of this issue. Read Full Review
This was a very encouraging debut from the next slate of Ghost Machine titles. Read Full Review
The Rocketfellers #1 kicks off with a thrilling and visually stunning debut that establishes a compelling premise for a time-traveling family while offering a fresh twist on familiar sci-fi tropes. Francis Manapul's art dazzles with vibrant designs and dynamic action, creating a world that feels both futuristic and relatable. While the ensemble cast struggles to break free from archetypes in this introductory issue, the series' originality, adventurous tone, and intriguing setup hold great promise for deeper character development in future installments. Read Full Review
Plot
This comic shows the Rocketfeller family (Rocket-Feller, not related to the famous billionaire family) on a spaceship in the 25th century escaping from time "cops" who are after Roland, his only goal.
The family is made up of Roland-Father, Rachel-Mother, Richie-oldest son, Rae-youngest daughter, Rose-grandmother and Rodney-Grandfather.
The ship crashes in the snow and the family escapes but Rose is trapped in a thin layer of ice, which is about to crack, she sacrifices herself for the family and gives Roland a pendant with Cronex, a source of energy that allows them to use a time machine and escape.
The Rocketfellers arrive in the year 2024. They have been posing as people from this era for over a more
Ghost Machine is blowing me away, and Rocketfellers is no exception. Absolutely excited to see more from Peter Tomasi and Francis Manapul!
I’d go higher then a 10 if I could what a wonderful nook
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