FREE PLANET #3

andlt;pandgt;RED ALERT: The Orouran Empire has attacked! Isolated, outgunned, with aging ships and weaponry, the revolutionary heroes of the Freedom Guard mount a daring defense in a space dogfight that could only happen in comics and absolutely MUST be read in print. PLUS: The arrival of Yrl-Ken, an alien ambassador from the enigmatic Quadros Hive.andlt;brandgt;Praise for andlt;strongandgt;FREE PLANETandlt;/strongandgt;:andlt;brandgt;andamp;quot;andlt;strongandgt;FREE PLANETandlt;/strongandgt; drops you into a fully realized world and immerses you right away on a page-turning adventure. If dystopian sci fi with an ensemble cast of memorable characters is your jam (and it is mine), you will definitely want to check out andlt;strongandgt;FREE PLANETandlt;/strongandgt;.andamp;quot;andlt;brandgt;andlt;strongandgt;MARK RUSSELLandlt;/strongandgt; (andlt;strongandgt;andlt;emandgt;Batman: Dark Age, The Flintstonesandlt;/emandgt;andlt;/strongandgt;)andlt;brandgt;andamp;quot;andlt;strongandgt;FREE PLANETandlt;/strongandgt; is a thunderbolt to the mind. Aubrey and Jed bring an energy and sophistication to the comics page that Iandamp;#39;ve been yearning for. This is comics at Full Power.andamp;quot;andlt;brandgt;andlt;strongandgt;MATT BORSandlt;/strongandgt; (andlt;strongandgt;andlt;emandgt;Justice Warriorsandlt;/emandgt;, andlt;emandgt;The Toxic Avengerandlt;/emandgt;andlt;/strongandgt;)andlt;brandgt;\\\"Ambitious, energetic and thought-provoking: this heady blend of big ideas, societal ideologies and scrappy guerilla violence walks the worldbuilding-tightrope between the granular and the epic. Something like the mutant offspring of Asimov and Marshal Bravestarr.\\\"andlt;brandgt;andlt;strongandgt;SIMON SPURRIERandlt;/strongandgt; (andlt;strongandgt;andlt;emandgt;Hellblazerandlt;/emandgt;, andlt;emandgt;The Flashandlt;/emandgt;andlt;/strongandgt;)andlt;/pandgt;