Outpost Zero Takes You on a Gorgeous Trip to an Intriguing Settlement in Deep Space

Writer: Sean Kelley McKeever / Artist: Jean-Francois Beaulieu, Alexandre Tefenkgi / Image Comics  Outpost Zero features a very well written and beautifully drawn world where people have set out to create a new life for humanity. To find a new place to call home. Our story focuses on a group that settled on an unforgiving sphere of ice and ruin. Walls could come down at any moment or their energy matrix could sputter out, equally doom. All of this is why Outpost Zero bravely spends it’s time showing the purest path one could take; striving for basic human decency, coexistence, and the hope that something positive will come to fruition. One of the many things that Sean Kelley McKeever does well is give our main crew a proper introduction. We may not get equal panel time, but everyone gets a fair shake. You walk away feeling like you have a good picture of who our major players are and what they’re about. Steven and Alea are two of our main characters, who appear to be of Asian descent. There’s a really nice dynamic between the two of them, and although there are no clear signs, we know they may become romantically linked one day. Alea’s clearly a genius, or straight up wiz with the mathematics (though her calculations were a bit off in one of the funnier and wondrous moments). Alea’s parents venture into the frigid wilderness early on and find something that’ll have you begging for Issue #2 to drop.

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