No Gods, No Masters #2

8.9

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3 Reviews
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Writer Julio Anta
Artist Jacoby Salcedo
Cover Price $4.99

Time is running out before the last ferry evacuates Manhattan…but where are Felipe and his friends? In the next chapter of Julio Anta and Jacoby Salcedo’s kaiju epic, our three protagonists must come closer together to save not just those closest to them, but the city itself.

They’ll need to race against the clock to rescue Felipe’s mother and escape themselves, but can they survive the new threats emerging from the monster’s rampage?

Experience the next chapter in the newest New York City monster story that shows how sometimes, people coming together is the best way to fight back!

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  • 10

    Nerd Initiative - Derek Hoskins

    Oct 14, 2026

    At only two issues in, No Gods No Masters is already knocking at the door to become the best comic book of the year for me. This world is deep and interesting, and it is able to have fantastical elements while still feeling like the world you see when you look out your window. I need more of this story immediately. I will not be happy until I get, at least, 18 spin-off series, an animated series, and a live action adaptation on the big screen. Inject more of this story straight into my veins! Read Full Review

  • 9.3

    Fanlight Zone - Ken M.

    Oct 14, 2026

    The search for hope in a world gone mad continues with an excellent new chapter. Anta’s writing spotlights the true horrors of society and its’ citizens’ strengths. Salcedo and the team present a terrifying and triumphant look at the cost of survival. If this series isn’t on your pull list, there’s something wrong! Don’t miss the next big thig in comics! Read Full Review

  • 7.5

    AIPT - Chris Coplan

    Oct 13, 2026

    As the ferry comes ever closer, 'No Gods, No Monsters' fills its time with bloody man-to-man combat, huge monsters, compelling teenage angst, and some deep relevance in our current upside down world. In short, a book with kaiju-sized potential. Read Full Review

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