Scientists have created a stable, microscopic black hole in a secret underground compound, but when they lose control, the black hole spews out a cosmic maelstrom, strange dangerous creatures, and most surprisingly...a mysterious human teenage girl. Now, a depressed but brilliant psychologist must help her estranged husband and the other scientists solve the mystery and close the black hole before it consumes all of Earth.
Dare to witness a cosmic horror series that will amaze and terrify you, with hit comic creator Zack Kaplan (Kill All Immortals, Beyond Real, Mindset), fan-favorite artist Chris Shehan (The Autumnal, House of Slaughter), more
I was instantly hooked when I started reading Dark Empty Void #1. The story is compelling right from the start, and keeps you wanting more as the story continues. You find yourself relating to Joy as she gives lectures on depression while she is going through the struggle herself. The characters are easy to connect with while still maintaining mystery as you learn more about them. I'm not usually one for sci-fi thrillers, but Dark Empty Void #1 was fantastic all around. Can't wait for the next installment! Read Full Review
Dark Empty Void #1 is just more proof that Zack Kaplan (Mindset, Kill All Immortals) knows how to hook a reader with a debut issue. Add in the tremendous work from Chris Shehan (House of Slaughter, The Autumnal), Francesco Segala and Justin Birch and you get a comic that sets a high standard for what's to come in this exciting new series. We cannot wait to see where the creative team takes the mystery behind the black hole in future issues. Read Full Review
This series premiere draws readers in with its captivating narrative, slowly pulling them in until the third act grabs hold, leaving no escape. Dark Empty Void is sharply written and beautifully illustrated. Read Full Review
With its blend of scientific concepts and deeply human themes, Dark Empty Void #1 delivers a sci-fi thriller that will surprise you in many ways. Be ready to get pulled in by a story with plenty of unique mysteries to unravel. Read Full Review
Shehan delivers beautifully detailed and visually engaging art throughout the issue. The imagery is beautifully emotional both in its sci-fi scenes and its character moments. Read Full Review
Dark Empty Void #1 is a hell of a start that has us excited to see what's coming next. It can go so many different ways and teases a mysterious ride that'll bring an emotional punch. It's a can't miss for those that love science fiction. Read Full Review
'Dark Empty Void' #1 sucked me in with the power of the black hole the story revolves around. The intriguing sci-fi concept immediately piqued my interest. But, I was mostly drawn in by the diverse and complex characters. The intricate and emotive images by Chris Shehan together with the colors of Francesco Segala perfectly match the mood of both the narrative and the characters. And I was completely hooked by the well-paced mystery at the center of the sci-fi thriller. Read Full Review
Dark Empty Void #1 tries to be the next great sci-fi story that is also engaging on a personal level. It unfortunately doesn't quite hit the mark on either side. That's okay though, because the visuals pick up the slack easily and carry this issue. Read Full Review
Okay I'm a space junky and this is my kind of story but....The way the story came together has raised way more questions than my average sci-fi fare. On the art front all I can say is if this was on TV I wouldn't have enjoyed it more.lush lovely colours that made me remember Stargate , great start.......JM
This one just works, kudo's in all phases. Keep up the good work.
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