51 #1
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| Writer | Curt Pires |
| Artist | Jok |
| Cover Price | $6.99 |
What if all the secrets housed in AREA 51 leaked out into the world? Who would be responsible for that mess? Who would be responsible for cleaning it up? After the President’s screw-up son, Harvey, gets in trouble with the law, his dad calls in a favor and gets him assigned to THE real life Area 51 AKA Hangar 51. But it’s not the thrill ride the conspiracy theorists would have you believe. Harvey spends most of his days cataloging items he’s forbidden from even looking at. That all changes when Harvey and his coworkers decide to throw a rager and wake up from their bender to find that EVERY SINGLE ITEM from Hangar 51 has been stolen. Now in t more
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8.5
AIPT - Collier Jennings
Mar 10, 202651 #1 walks the line between sci-fi epic and satirical workplace comedy with ease, providing visuals and dialogue you won't see in any other comic. Read Full Review
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8.0
Comic Crusaders - Al Mega
Mar 11, 2026The result is a comic that feels fresh, funny, and absolutely packed with personality. If this debut issue is any indication, the team at Mad Cave just launched a series that could become one of the most entertaining sci-fi books on shelves right now. And honestly? If Area 51 really looks like this...I want the employee handbook. Read Full Review
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8.0
Fanlight Zone - Richard Coryell
Mar 11, 202651 #1 is a fun and unique book with a lot of heart and some cool conspiracy undertones. The world is unique and the story is a little crazy. But the untold parts that are yet to be seen are the most promising. This is a series that I will be looking forward to seeing how it develops over the next issues with some high hopes. If you want a different and fun first issue you can fall in love with, grab a copy of 51 #1 when you visit the LCS this week. Read Full Review
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6.0
Comical Opinions - Gabriel Hernandez
Mar 12, 202651 #1 sets a wild satirical stage with Area 51 drudgery exploding into leaks, but farcical humor fizzles too often to hook you fully, and the story basics stumble on with weak goals wrapped in solid art bursts. In a limited comic budget, it scrapes by for satire fans craving Mad Cave weirdness, yet most will find better time investments elsewhere. Read Full Review
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