Disrupting the Space-Time Continuum, ‘Days Missing’ Is a Read for Historical Fiction Fans

A tantalizing, mind-puzzling, page-turning new comic book series called Days Missing has captivated my life for the past week now. This new series, created by Trevor Roth, written by Phillip Hester (and other contributors), and illustrated by Dave Marquez, brings you a unique introduction to a sci-fi/fantasy journey, revolved around a time-traveling Good Samaritan and the “what-if” scenarios he encounters through many of our world’s most famous historical events. If you’re a fan of science fiction and philosophical debates of why we petty humans exist and continue to exist, this comic will definitely fit right into your cosmos.

[title type=”h2″]Summary[/title] Ever wonder what would have happened if all the near-catastrophic events in world history actually happened? What if all those potential earthquakes, wars, famines, and disease outbreaks were destined to happen until someone stepped in to stop them? What if there was an omnipresent hero, guarding us from the shadows, ensuring that humanity doesn’t fuck everything up by constantly seeking out these new threats, and distorting the way our galaxy operates, in order to find solutions to prevent tragedies from striking? Roddenberry Entertainment presents a silver fox of a man by the name of The Steward, who “folds” time so he can prevent humans from creating the tools of their own destruction. This mysterious protector must also grapple with the overbearing weight of devastating loneliness, coupled with an existential crisi…