Mankind has all but been wiped out...decimated by a virus that turns us into primal beasts. Only a handful of humans are left struggling to survive in a hostile world. But scientists among then have discovered a way to cure the virus. To save us they must call on monsters of our nightmares...vampires, werewolves and worse...who hold the key to the cure. Now one team is in a race against time to find the lord of the vampires and convince him to help save the thing he despises most...man. Don't miss this new five part monster series from Zenescope Entertainment.
Monster Planet has a promising foundation even if the premise sounds familiar, but it is the mistrust displayed within the cast which projects a sense of unease which makes one wonders if the story will succeed beyond the first issue. To force foes together for survival sounds shaky, but it is the fantastic illustrations and wonderfully somber color palette which projects the reader into this uncertain world whereby allowing us to witness its success or failure firsthand, allowing us to feel the growing anticipation as to what will happen when tension is so fertile for an explosive result. While we may not hope for much with such sincere animosity, it is only natural that the curiosity which drives us to explore the unknown also fuels our desire to watch what will happen if only for the primal enjoyment of seeing others fail as to make ourselves feel better for our own minuscule gains. Read Full Review
Monster Planet #1 is an explosive start to a series that shows no signs of slowing down anytime soon! Read Full Review
I think this book is going to suffer from trying to do too much in a mini-series. The cast of characters were too big and there is a lot of information missing in lore development that I doubt the writers will have time to approach. Read Full Review
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