Crash and Troy #3 (of 4)
(W) Jarred Luján
(A) Kyler Clodfelter
October 26, 2022
$3.99
Crash & Troy infiltrate Wexia-2 in order to recapture Jongil and locate their Weapons of Super-Massive Destruction. But first, they’ll have to get through Jongun, the dictator’s beefy son. Crash goes toe-to-toe with the giant, while Troy and Delphi attempt to neutralize the Blackhole Manipulator before it can destroy Wexia-1!
Crash and Troy #2 (of 4)
(W) Jarred Luján
(A) Kyler Clodfelter
The game is afoot as the super strong mutant Crash and his fashionable best friend / sentient software Troy 3.0 embark on a mission to undo the political damage they accidentally caused last time. Their handler, the no-nonsense law enforcement officer Delphi, is none too happy with the arrangement, and the trio clashes way more than they should on a dangerous op to capture an escaped despot with a bone-chillingly powerful military at his command. And because this is written exceptionally well by Luján, that clashing gets very personal, very fast, allowing for strong character development in the midst of the sci-fi action. And before this issue ends, the op itself is going to change dramatically.
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Find out what folks think below, and what comics you should be looking out for this week.
20th Century Men #1 (Image Comics) – Mixing history, politics, and comic book mythology into something totally new. The concept of the comic has us intrigued.
Alice Guy: First Lady of Film (SelfMadeHero) – The true story of the first woman director who helped defined the movie industry.
Avengers 1,000,000 BC #1 (Marvel) – The series promises to add a lot to the Marvel mythoes and some big changes for some characters.
A.X.E.: Death to Mutants #1 (Marvel) – The event so far has been solid. Will its spin-off comics be just as good?
Barbaric: Axe to Grind #1 (Vault Comics) – The series has been excellent so far with a nice twist on the fantasy genre.
Batman: One Bad Day – Riddler #1 (DC Comics) – We’re getting some intriguing comics spotlighting DC villains and the Riddler kicks it off!
Black Adam #3 (DC Comics) – An intriguing series that’s been redefining the character.
Crash & Troy #1 (A Wave Blue World) – Mercenaries must clean up their mess after they set a dictator free during a jailbreak.
Daredevil #2 (Marvel) – The first issue was amazing. It’s a new direction for Daredevil that builds on what’s been happening and paving a whole new adventure.
Dark Spaces: Wildfire #2 (IDW Publishing) – A very unique comic that has a crew of firefighters deciding to rob a local house.
DC vs. Vampires: All-Out War #2 (DC Comics) – The event has been amazing so far and these spin-off issues have been adding a lot.
Do a Powerbomb #3 (Image Comics) – This wrestling comic has been amazing so far and we can’t wait to read the next issue. One of the best this year.
Entropy #1 (Heavy Metal Magazine) – Henry Hanks had a good life, until he betrayed KAKO, the living embodiment of chaos and misery! With his whole world destroyed, Henry is killed and reborn as the newest herald of Kako, with the power to destroy entire worlds in his master’s name.
Heart Eyes #1 (Vault Comics) – Rico met Lupe, the girl of his dreams. But how did she get here? And why is she smiling? It’s love at the end of humanity.
Justice Warriors #3 (Ahoy Comics) – Just brilliant satire about today’s society like policing and politics.
The Last Shadowhawk #1 (Image Comics) – Celebrating 30 years of Image!
My Life Beyond Vaccines (Mayo Clinic Press) – Graphic medicine focusing on vaccines and the importance of our greatest protection against disease.
Save it For Later: Promises, Parenthood, and the Urgency of Protest (Abrams Comicarts) – A collection of seven comics essays from Nate Powell.
Trve Kvlt #1 (IDW Publishing) – Marty has the idea for a perfect heist but after stealing a supernatural weapon from a cult, things will be way above his minimum-wage pay grade.
Crash & Troy #1
(W) Jarred Lujan (A/CA) Kyler Clodfelter
In Shops: Aug 17, 2022
SRP: $3.99
Intergalactic mercenaries Rex “Crash” Ballard and Troy 3.0 find themselves in hot water after a prison break on Wexia-1 sets free the dictator of Wexia-2. Now they must clean up their mess or find themselves locked up. This means working with Chief Fiona Alvarez of the Earth Defense Forces to recapture Supreme Leader Jongil and stop interplanetary war. No sweat for two pros like Crash & Troy!
