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Idk I mean it was a 0 issue and pretty full size. Felt like a good deal. Boom has sold ashcans for $2.99. Think I have one for Rare Flavours.
Planet Death #0
| Writer | Derek Kolstad |
| Artist | Tomas Giorello |
| Cover Price | $7.50 |
Blockbuster screenwriter Derek Kolstad, creator and writer of the internationally acclaimed, box office dominating motion picture franchise JOHN WICK, New York Times best-selling writer Robert Venditti (Superman '78, Green Lantern), with visionary artist Tomás Giorello (Star Wars, Conan) and ten-time Eisner Award-winner Dave Stewart (Star Wars, Hellboy) have combined forces to bring you this essential first chapter in a groundbreaking new sci-fi epic.Millions of miles from home, hundreds of ships descend into the stormy atmosphere of a hostile frozen world. On board, an army of resolute men and women brace for the coming assault.They are an more
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9.0
Comic Crusaders - Al Mega
May 01, 2025We're calling it: Planet Death #0 is the perfect appetizer for comic book carnage junkies this summer. It's not here to philosophizeit's here to blow holes in reality and laugh about it. If you want Shakespeare, look elsewhere. If you want steel-jawed soldiers screaming into an alien void while clutching railguns the size of Buicks, this is your new gospel. Read Full Review
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8.5
AIPT - Collier Jennings
Apr 29, 2025Planet Death #0 establishes a solid base for its story, thanks to a steady pace and gnarly artwork. Time will tell if it's a series that can stand shoulder to shoulder with sci-fi epics like Saga or Black Science, but the creative team is definitely aiming to deliver a blockbuster in comic form. Read Full Review
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8.2
Graphic Policy - Logan Dalton
Apr 30, 2025Planet Death #0 sets up a grim, violent military sci-fi yarn with overwhelming odds and well-choreographed action and compelling vehicle and weapon designs from Tomas Giorello. It doesn't reinvent the genre by any means, but synthesizes its influences and leans on the visual shock and awe of the comics to make for fun, yet harrowing summer read. Read Full Review
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