Olympus Saga: Megalith #2

Written by Matt Kindt
Art & Cover by Lewis Larosa
Colors by Laura Martin
$5.99 | 32 PGS. | Full Color

CODENAME OLYMPUS is on the move! The deep space mecha-robot that razed half of Baltimore marches towards Washington, DC leaving death and destruction in its wake. Nuclear-armed fighter jets stand by, awaiting instructions to take out Olympus…and what’s left of the city. Locked inside the towering megalith, Baltimore beat cop Jack Casey and the last survivors of an elite government breach team are all that stand between the city and nuclear annihilation. Facing down savage, otherworldly predators and a brutal barrage of deadly tests, the team must scale miles of harsh terrain in a hostile alien world to reach the head, and destroy Olympus from the inside. With minutes before launch and countless lives on the line, the clock is ticking. Because Olympus is only the beginning–and a second, far larger monolith is hurtling towards Earth.

It’s a comic, eight years in the making, but Olympus Saga: Megalith by Matt Kindt and Lewis LaRosa with colors by Laura Martin debuted this past week. And with that we look ahead to Olympus Saga: Megalith #2 out in shops June 17.

Prepare for the coming onslaught with a pulse-pounding new preview below showcasing comic art unlike anything you’ve ever seen before. The final order cutoff is Monday, May 18.

Olympus Saga: Megalith #1

Written by MATT KINDT
Art by LEWIS LAROSA
Colors by LAURA MARTIN
Cover by LEWIS LAROSA
$5.99 | NOW 48 PGS. | FULL COLOR

New York Times best-seller Matt Kindt (BRZRKR) and master illustrator Lewis LaRosa (PUNISHER: MAX) deliver an explosive cosmic adventure of unparalleled scope and artistry.

Twenty minutes ago, a massive monolith crashed into the heart of Baltimore, obliterating 16 square blocks. No one knows where it came from or why. Somehow, the monstrous deep space object evaded the global surveillance net. Three elite breach teams were dispatched to penetrate its outer shell and disable it.

Ten minutes ago, it sprouted tendrils that began ripping apart nearby streets, cars and even people using the raw material to print itself larger. Police, SWAT, the Feds, even NORAD were powerless to stop it.

Just two minutes ago, the megalithic anomaly achieved its final form — a gigantic, hundred-story tall, humanoid, mecha-robot — then began marching towards Washington, DC.

Now, our only hope is Officer Jack Casey, a beat cop scarred by the past, who along with what remains of the breach teams must scale the robot from the inside. If they can reach the head, they can destroy it, but time is running out. The government has scrambled a nuclear response and the world has just learned that a second, bigger monolith is about to impact Earth.