SPACE GHOST Vol. 2 #10 – Time is of the Essence

As Space Ghost continues kicking ass and taking names across the galaxy, he faces a foe with nothing but time on their hands. Things get taken to another level, as Space Ghost and his companions are left with a whole new set of problems.

Writer: David Pepose;

Artist: Jonathan Lau;

Colorist: Andrew Dalhouse;

Letterer: Taylor Esposito;

Cover: Francesco Mattina;

Editor: Joseph Rybandt.

Special Thanks to Josh Anderson, Victoria Selover, and Megan Logan.

Check out a review for SPACE GHOST Vol. 2 #8

The Story for SPACE GHOST Vol. 2 #10

With an enemy that knows Space Ghost all too well, him and his team of kids and a primate are up against an epic challenge. This enemy only wants what it needs, and nothing more. However, that doesn’t make him any less evil. While, he’s taken by surprise as to Space Ghost’s capabilities, this enemy is also not afraid to get his hands dirty to get what he wants. We wrap up with Space Ghost taken back…way back. Meanwhile, the kids come face to face with a familiar voice that signifies BIG trouble.

The Art

There isn’t a single moment that isn’t absolute gorgeous art. Space Ghost takes place (obviously) in space. However, we travel to other areas as well, and every single setting is beautiful with epic action moments and perfect coloring and lettering to tie it all together. From the emotional facial reactions to a perfectly detailed cape. I truly loved taking in the art on every page.

Some highlights this issue were Space Ghost going full rage with a beautiful close up comic book action moment, and a very serene moment from space, looking down on Earth. I love when comic book art can perfectly capture different moments and tones, and this issue nailed that.

Final Thoughts

The dilemma Space Ghost found himself in at the end of this issue had me smiling and worrying. However, the kids definitely got me hooked for next issue. We end with a little twist and nod to a past issue that I loved, and I can’t wait to see how it all plays out and ties together.

Overall Grade: 9/10

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