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COMIC

Free Planet

Issue #2

Series: Free Planet
2.8
(8)
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Pages
32
Year
2025
Language
English
Publisher
Image Comics

About

Caught between rival superpowers, with conflicting ideas of what freedom entails, and supplies running dangerously low, the Freedom Guard has discovered that defending liberty is even more difficult than winning it. Their newest member claims to have solutions, but is the enigmatic Jackson Crater a violent terrorist, a noble freedom fighter, or something else entirely?

Related Subjects

  • Superhero

Extended Details

  • SeriesFree Planet

    Reviews

    "A kind of space-politics-opera, brings shades of the cosmic imagination of Jack Vance, Jack Kirby, and Samuel Delany and Howard Chaykin's great lost Empire -but with a special supercharged future-fictional-Wikipedia density of its own"
    Jonathan Lethem (The Fortress of Solitude , Motherless Brooklyn)
    "A great comic book series, a synergy of text and image possessed with a density of vision that shames most any other attempt at legitimate space opera in comics."
    Howard Chaykin (American Flagg , Time2)
    "Incredibly imaginative world-building, all around compelling characters who have depth. Read this!"
    Mark Waid (Batman and Robin: Year One, Absolute Power)

    Artists

    Aubrey SittersonAuthor
    Jed DoughertyIllustrator