In 1997, a group of teenagers discover a treasure of immeasurable wealth. Fearing that their newfound fortune will be stolen from them, they make a pact: One day they'll all come back as adults, divide their riches, and live happily ever after. Fifteen years later, they have returned. Not to uncover a fortune, but to bury a friend. From Eliot Rahal (Ninjak vs. The Valiant Universe, The Paybacks) & Felipe Cunha (Flash Gordon, Turok) comes the first full-length series in the much-anticipated Cult Classic Universe!
This issue ends on an incredible cliffhanger that raises the stakes for the story considerably. There is already a solid premise going in, but the final page pushes it to the next level. In many ways, Cult Classic: Return to Whisper reminds me of Stephen King. It has that same emotional connection, baiting you in with compelling characters and a unique setting, then throwing in a twist that reels you in. This is a fantastic way to start a shared universe. Read Full Review
Cult Classic: Return to Whisper is a must read for the new year. It splits adulthood with the golden age of a childs youth and a secret that couldnt stay hidden. Its a story that most readers can identify with in some form or another and will enjoy getting caught up in. The artwork of the creative team seals the deal for making this issue the start of something special. Return to Whisper is sure to be a favorite of 2018. Read Full Review
The creative team assembled really came togther in this premiere issue. Rahal's storytelling (a standout performance) is beautifully fluid, Cunha and Cunniffe make for a great one-two punch, and Esposito always brings the goods. This is a fantastic release from Vault Comics. Read Full Review
'Cult Classic: Return to Whisper' takes a page out of Stephen King's repertoire and reimagines his own group of teens turned adults. They're bound by a secret and a promise that could shatter their friendship. Throw in a mysterious death and Rahal has created an irresistible comic. Read Full Review
Cult Classic: Return to Whisper #1 has a lot going for it, and with the interest that this issue will easily draw readers in for the next chapter of its story, as well as the next chapter from Vault’s Cult Classic line. There isn’t any sort of shared universe for the type of fan that the line is aimed at, and Return to Whisper is an outstanding introduction to it. Rahal has a unique story and the art team of Cunha and Cunniffe have exemplary art. Despite some growing pains in the first few pages, this comic manages to work equally as the harbinger of an entirely new line of comics and as a great book in its own right, the combination of which is no small feat. Read Full Review
I have a feeling that this is about to be a very ill tale... Straight Heat for intro issue. Goonies meets 4 Kids Walk Into A Bank meets Runaways etc.. Nailed the ending. I'm in !
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