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Vault announces Sainted Love and Lone for September

Vault Comics first announced the new series Sainted Love from Steve Orlando, known for his work with both DC and Marvel as well as numerous creator-owned series across publishers, and newcomer and queer cartoonist Giopota with colors by Rosh and letters by Simon Bowland via Kickstarter earier this month. Vault has now and announced the wider debut of Sainted Love in September! In addition, the publisher today reveals deals of Brooklyn-based artist Angie Marie Hewitt’s previously announced Wonderbound debut series Lone the same month!

Sainted Love, the steamy time traveling adventure series; equal parts romance and science fiction is already a certified success midway through its crowdfunding campaign, currently sitting at nearly four times its original funding goal.

Sainted Love

Now, Angie Hewitt’s supernatural middle grade mystery series joins the party after previously being announced last summer. On the last day of summer before eighth grade, Alma makes a disturbing discovery: the lake her town is named for has disappeared. Not dried up. Vanished! What’s more concerning is that no one else remembers it ever existed. With the help of her best friend, Kel, Alma tries to get to the bottom of the mystery. But as more things start to disappear, Alma worries she might somehow be the cause. 

Meanwhile, Sainted Love is a gay romance that sees queer heroes becomes legends themselves as they explore and adventure through iconic times in queer history, from the passion of gay saints Sergius and Bacchusto to the Lavender Mafia of the 1970s, and in between. Irina and Wolf first think they need to return home, but they soon realize that their real calling is elsewhere in time, to places where they’re free to love and exists as who they are and eras that desperately need their help.

Sainted Love comes to comic shops on September 27, while the fist issue of Lone will debut two weeks earlier on September 13. 

Exclusive: Sainted Love by Steve Orlando and Giopota comes to Kickstarter. Check out the covers!

Vault Comics first teased art and details on an upcoming campaign for the new series from Steve Orlando and newcomer and queer cartoonist Giopota with colors by Rosh and letters by Simon Bowland. The two have teamed for what promises to be one of the year’s most fun and adventurous takes on science fiction; Sainted Love premiering today exclusively on Kickstarter!

Sainted Love is a steamy time traveling adventure series, equal parts romance and science fiction as two heroes fight for their love while journeying across centuries of history. It’s sexy, it’s exciting, it’s fast-paced. It’s a gay romance that sees queer heroes becomes legends themselves as they explore and adventure through iconic times in queer history, from the passion of gay saints Sergius and Bacchusto to the Lavender Mafia of the 1970s, and in between. Irina and Wolf first think they need to return home, but they soon realize that their real calling is elsewhere in time, to places where they’re free to love and exists as who they are and eras that desperately need their help.

Sainted Love premiers today on Kickstarter with exclusive offerings for backers, and additional stretch goals and tiers to be unlocked beyond an initial funding goal.

We have the exclusive look at the covers by Giopata, David Talaski, and Trung Le Nguyễn.

Review: Red Atlantis

It’s election day and individuals have decided to attack each other for unknown reasons. Was it an attack by a foreign country? Was it something else? Red Atlantis takes readers on a wild ride that feels like an X-Files mystery.

Story: Stephanie Phillips
Art: Robert Carey
Color: Rosh
Letterer: Troy Peteri

Get your copy now! To find a comic shop near you, visit http://www.comicshoplocator.com or call 1-888-comicbook or digitally and online with the links below.

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Review: Giga #4

Giga #4

Finally reunited with Evan, Aiko reveals a secret that will shake the city to its foundations. Meanwhile, the Order’s persecution of the Dusters passes a bloody point of no return. Allegiances switch and battle lines are drawn in Giga #4 as the terrible truth of the Giga’s origins is finally revealed.

I’ve been quietly enjoying Giga over the last couple of months, and it dawned on me this week that I’ve been lax in actually reviewing this series. Giga is set in the far future after an apocalyptic war fought with giant robots, the titular Giga, that now sit slowly rusting as humanity lives around and in their long dormant forms, not unlike a bacteria. The idea of humanity as a virus isn’t new, but humanity as a bacteria isn’t something I have ever seen before. It provides a fascinating backdrop as the story plays out within the dormant Giga and a world that’s not quite post-apocalyptic anymore, but the scars of the war are still evident if you know where to look. John Lê‘s art, colored by Rosh, is beautiful, and really helps you get into Alex Paknadel‘s story.

Giga #4 shows Evan and Aiko reuniting, whilst also showing their last encounter years before, and also reveals what Aiko had been doing in those intervening years. There’s more a focus on peeling back the layers of the plot in this issue, but Paknadel doesn’t spoon-feed you anything, rather he lets the exposition come naturally from the characters themselves. Despite the reveals and insights into the motivation of Aiko, Evan’s attitude, and the Giga themselves, there feels like not much beyond that is happening in the book – which I think is a wise choice. By not jamming too much into Giga #4, Paknadel, Le, and Rosh are able to keep the story moving by exploring more of the “whys” in the world.

Giga #4 isn’t the issue to jump into the series for new readers, it continues the series consistent quality; if you haven’t read Giga yet, you’re in for a treat. Every issue is absolutely brilliant.

Story: Alex Paknadel Art: John Lê
Colorist: Rosh Letterer: Aditya Bidikar
Story: 9.2 Art: 9.1 Overall: 9.3 Recommendation: Buy

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Review: Red Atlantis #5

It’s election day and individuals have decided to attack each other for unknown reasons. Was it an attack by a foreign country? Was it something else? Red Atlantis #5 wraps up the series answering a lot of questions but also leaving a lot out there. It’s a bit of a mixed finale for this intriguing series.

Story: Stephanie Phillips
Art: Robert Carey
Color: Rosh
Letterer: Troy Peteri

Get your copy now! To find a comic shop near you, visit http://www.comicshoplocator.com or call 1-888-comicbook or digitally and online with the links below.

comiXology
Kindle
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Review: Red Atlantis #4

It’s election day and individuals have decided to attack each other for unknown reasons. Was it an attack by a foreign country? Was it something else? Red Atlantis #4 delivers the first real showdown between Miriam, Sasha, and who might be behind the attacks.

Story: Stephanie Phillips
Art: Robert Carey
Color: Rosh
Letterer: Troy Peteri

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Review: Red Atlantis #3

It’s election day and individuals have decided to attack each other for unknown reasons. Was it an attack by a foreign country? Was it something else? Red Atlantis #3 gives us more information as to what’s going as well as teases the main villain.

Story: Stephanie Phillips
Art: Robert Carey
Color: Rosh
Letterer: Troy Peteri

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comiXology
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Review: Red Atlantis #2

It’s election day and individuals have decided to attack each other for unknown reasons. Was it an attack by a foreign country? Was it something else? Red Atlantis #2 reveals some of the mystery while opening up so many more questions.

Story: Stephanie Phillips
Art: Robert Carey
Color: Rosh
Letterer: Troy Peteri

Get your copy now! To find a comic shop near you, visit http://www.comicshoplocator.com or call 1-888-comicbook or digitally and online with the links below.

comiXology
Kindle
Zeus Comics

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Exclusive Preview: Red Atlantis #2

Red Atlantis #2

Writer: Stephanie Phillips 
Artist: Robert Carey 
Colorist: Rosh 
Letterer: Troy Peteri 
Cover: Robert Hack 
Incentive Cover: Cliff Richards
$3.99 / 32 pages / Color / On Sale December 2nd

The Cold War is hot again as Russian sleeper agents with mind-control abilities exploit America’s political divide and sow lethal dissent. Unexpectedly thrown into this world of science-fiction espionage, Miriam Roberts is left to question her government’s motives and even her own identity.

Red Atlantis #2

Review: Red Atlantis #1

It’s election day and individuals have decided to attack each other for unknown reasons. Was it an attack by a foreign country? Was it something else? Red Atlantis #1 kicks off what feels like an X-Files like mystery.

Story: Stephanie Phillips
Art: Robert Carey
Color: Rosh
Letterer: Troy Peteri

Get your copy now! To find a comic shop near you, visit http://www.comicshoplocator.com or call 1-888-comicbook or digitally and online with the links below.

comiXology
Kindle
Zeus Comics

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