The Forever Home #2
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| Writer | Christian Ward |
| Artist | Sami Kivelä |
| Cover Price | $4.99 |
From superstar writer Christian Ward (Event Horizon: Dark Descent, Batman: City of Madness) and visionary artist Sami Kivelä (Abbott), Ray Bradbury meets Christopher Nolan at the far end of man’s reign on Earth as the year’s most unexpected science-fiction epic races forward! After a series of cataclysmic environmental catastrophes wiped away civilization, life around the Forever Home has returned within the flourishing forest that now surrounds it on all sides. Once safe inside their scientifically enabled refuge—where for every one minute experienced within 20 passes for the world outside—the D’mour family now have to contend with a new more
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10
The Comic Book Spot - beastfire
Oct 25, 2026Heads up: if you’ve ever had a pet you were especially close to in your life, The Forever Home #2 will definitely give you a good cry. Beautifully-drawn, definitely emotional, and I look forward to what’s on the horizon. Read Full Review
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9.5
AIPT - Collier Jennings
Oct 20, 2026The Forever Home #2 shifts perspective and time frames, yet still immerses readers in its world. I'm eager to see what the next issue brings, as it could continue to follow Tommy and the World-People or return to the Forever Home. Either way, I'm officially hooked. Read Full Review
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8.6
Fanlight Zone - Richard Coryell
Oct 21, 2026The Forever Home #2 trades the first issue’s momentum for a thoughtful look at Tommy’s life beyond the house. While the slower pace and delayed follow-up to the previous cliffhanger may leave some readers impatient, the issue deepens Tommy’s character, introduces an intriguing new community, and gives his return journey real emotional weight. With imaginative world-building, beautiful artwork, vibrant colors, and clear lettering, the creative team continues to make this strange post-apocalyptic world feel alive. This issue may be quieter, but it lays meaningful groundwork for what comes next. Read Full Review
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10
It takes an unexpected turn, in an amazing way and I loved every bit of it.
I you love world building, a deep character connection, something new... this is a must pick up! It really is.+ Like • Comment -
7.5
This takes a left turn into less interesting territory. Not as good as issue 1.
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