Showing posts with label Beyond the Stars comic. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Beyond the Stars comic. Show all posts

Saturday, July 4, 2026

BEYOND THE STARS #5: THE EMPIRE'S LAST HOPE

 

Siverline's Beyond the Stars #5 is here, thanks to writer Ron Fortier, artist Andrea Bormida, letterer Mike W. Belcher and colorist Angelo Veccarelli, who continue the epic space opera, with variant covers by Bromida, Rob Davis, Thomas Florimonte, Jose Fuentes and Mickey Clausen.

In previous, Beyond the Stars issues, readers were introduced to a group of science warriors intent on stopping a cosmic anomaly from consuming all that crossed its path. To succeed in its mission, the brave band embarked to find the Er-Keety colony, which holds the key to resolve the matter, but locating the colony proves more difficult than not, with many unexpected obstacles in wait.  

For Issue #5, "The Woods, the Wind & the Water,"  our heroes have penetrated an inner dimension which holds the first of three vessel batteries needed to power their cyborg ship, the Gnik-tu. However, humongous insects emerge from the untamed terrain and flank the crew at every turn, and that's not the worst of it. A towering, Talos-type entity manifests with combat skills our protagonists may not rival. 

"The Woods, the Wind & the Water" taps the adventurous spirit of Star Trek and Battlestar Galactica, embellished by memorable monsters crafted in the Flash Gordon and Star Wars traditions. Indeed, the combination creates a page-turning experience that few contemporary comics match. 

Beyond the Stars #5's wide release is forthcoming, but the wait will make its advent all the more exciting, and keep in mind, Issue #6 (the saga's big conclusion) is right around the bend.

Visit Bizarrechats for updates on this awe-inspiring project.

Thursday, April 28, 2022

AIRSHIP 27 PODCAST (APRIL '22): READY FOR LIFTOFF

Stupendous, New Pulp submissions fly our way, and Ron Fortier and Rob Davis serve tasty scoops on each in their April '22 Airship 27 Podcast.

Mystery Men (& Women), Vol 8 is high up on their platform, which contains an energetic ensemble of crackerjack, serial-styled adventures by Kevin Findley, Mark Allen Vann, Joel Jenkins and Greg Hatcher. This volume is positioned to set faithful readers again on the edge of their seats in one of Airship 27's most popular titles. 

Also high up is a new Jon Shadows exploit by Teel James Glenn, subtitled Deadly Shadows, where avenging espionage and exotic interaction hits a Bondian peak. (Shadows' right-against-wrong world keeps expanding, solidifying his position as a significant, next-generation crime-stopper, and that Airship 27 continues to perpetuate the investigator's legacy is nothing short of commendable.) 

In addition to the above, Ron and Ron swing back to the esteemed established with The Wu Dang Chronicles, in which all three of Barbara Doran's magical, Gold Rush novels are contained in one volume. This sensational omnibus is an obvious must-have, and to mount its mystical ante, its cover is graced by new, Gary Kato artwork.   

As a fetching bonus, the fellows bestow insight into Rob's Kickstarter campaign for the super, Silverline Comics space opera, Beyond the Stars. This one is spellbinding in both galactic heroism and astral zest: well worth a look and even more so, the investment:

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/...  

Consume all the gratifying, podcast info at 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rMfvuIt8lg4