40 Seconds Issue 1 Comic Book Review

40 Seconds Issue 1 Comic Book Review

40 Seconds is a Sci Fi story that will take you to various parts of the universe though a machine. A machine that was built from instructions from a beacon that was sent to them. Hmm, now you have my curiosity!

You start off with the team waking up a hours prior to going through the portal and a few team members are talking about nightmares they had previously. You get a glimpse of some of their personalities as well as what they are trying to accomplish. Then the team arrives for their briefing which now gives you an idea on why they are doing their mission.

The team travels “40 Seconds” into the portal, hence the name 40 Seconds and go to another planet. They establish connection to Earth and start to travel to the next portal. A startling discovery while traveling to the portal has made  my imagination to go wild and then…it happens!  The attack happens!

I’m loving the story arc and how the writer is showcasing the comic book here. You get a glimpse of the team and why they are doing this mission. The story sounds familiar from TV shows from the past, as the mystery from those shows are exercised in the story. You want to know more about their surroundings, what they are seeing and what decisions they make in the comic.

The art throughout the pages give the story an out of this world view. This pun was very well intended! The art in the story is fantastic, which gives the reader a vision of what the characters are seeing and experiencing.

Take the trip to satisfy your sci fi needs and get this comic now!

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About the Creators

Jeremy Haun is currently writing 40 Seconds from comiXology as well as Red Mother from BOOM! Studios. He is the artist on Final Witness from Valiant. Jeremy is also the artist and creator on The Realm and The Beauty, from Image Comics. Other projects include Batwoman, Constantine, and Wolf Moon. Jeremy has worked for nearly every publisher in the industry as well as doing self-publishing via Kickstarter. Jeremy resides in a crumbling mansion in Joplin, Missouri with his wife and two superheroes-in-training.

Christopher Mitten is originally from the cow-dappled expanse of southern Wisconsin, he now spends his time roaming the misty wilds of suburban Chicago, drawing little people in little boxes. Christopher is best known for his work on Hellboy: The Return of Saturn, Witchfinder: The Reign Of Darkness, Rise of the Black Flame, Rasputin: The Voice of the Dragon, Wasteland, and Criminal Macabre. He can be found online at www.ChristopherMitten.com and on Instagram  @Chris_Mitten.

About comiXology

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