CAUGHT BETWEEN A ROCK AND A SHARK PLACE!
In an effort to stop the perpetual feuding between the Crystalline Empire and the Kingdom of the Space Sharks, Space Ghost and the twins are guarding a summit between the two powers — only to have it derailed by a mysterious assassination attempt. With interplanetary war now looming, can the team track down the culprits in time to pull everyone back from the brink of annihilation?
Find out in the most world-shaking issue of DAVID PEPOSE and JONATHAN LAU’s Space Ghost yet — featuring appealingly apocalyptic covers from FRANCESCO MATTINA, JAE LEE & JUNE CHUNG, MICHAEL CHO, more
SPACE GHOST (VOL. 2) #4 is the series' best outing yet. A cosmic court drama hiding inside a roaring space war. Pepose and Lau deliver interstellar spectacle with wit and humanity, turning diplomacy into a demolition derby. The result? A flawless, high-voltage chapter that proves heroism shines brightest just before the next explosion. Read Full Review
Space Ghost Vol 2 4 is just the start of something that feels special in a title that makes remarkable consistency the norm. This is a terrific jump on point for readers who might have been holding off on one of the years best titles. Read Full Review
Space Ghost Vol. 2 #4 adds another impressive entry to an already outstanding series. It stands out as one of the best comics available, thanks to the remarkable work of its creative team. Each issue continues to exceed expectations and never disappoints. If you haven't read Space Ghost yet, I encourage you to pick up a copy at your local comic shopyou may just find your new favorite series. Plus, add it to your Pull List as you will want to find out how this story ends. Read Full Review
This issue perfectly balances political intrigue with non-stop spectacle, delivering a powerful punch that sets up a truly massive war for the next issue. The episodic format works perfectly here, unapologetically leveraging all the wild, random quirkiness that this universe has offers. For anyone who loves their cosmic adventure served with a huge dose of eye-octane action, grab Space Ghost. Read Full Review
Lau delivers beautifully detailed and visually stunning art throughout the issue. Every page and panel is filled with exciting imagery. Read Full Review
David Pepose skillfully balances political tension with classic space adventure, using Space Ghost to explore the fragility of diplomatic process without preaching. The creative team delivers one of the series' most effortless and engaging stories yet. Read Full Review
Another fun issue. It's a whodunnit. This is a good start to a mini-arc. I like how Pepose gives us only 2-issue arcs and then moves on. Meanwhile, you have others who can't tell a story in 12 issues. Pretty-crazy. Looking forward to the reveal in the next issue. SG continues to stay on the top of my pull list.
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