The Heartfelt, Coming of Age Comic With Robots That You Need is Mech Cadet Yu #1

Writer: by Greg Pak/ Artist: Takeshi Miyawaza/ Colorist: Triona Farrell/ Boom Studios [dropcap1]I[/dropcap1] love giant mecha. You probably do too. When I first saw the artwork and such on Greg Pak’s twitter I had to investigate 1.) Greg Pak. Duh. We love him here at BNP. He’s penning this epic journey. 2.) Takeshi Miyawaza, whom we know from helping to bring our little sister Kamala Khan aka Ms. Marvel to life, is doing the artwork and last but not least, 3.) the brilliant colorist Triona Farrell whom I was introduced to from Beautiful Canvas is back to make me take out on my fangirl hat. In short: we got a squad full of killers here. Let the hype train commence! The elite Sky Corps Academy is home to the world’s best: the smartest and brightest young adults who all have hopes to one-day piloting giant robots. Not just any giant robots but giant robots from outer space that come to Earth to bond with young pilots in a long running tradition of protecting the Earth from alien baddies known as the Sharg. It’s a tradition started by famed pilot and hero, Skip Tanaka, and a mecha that found him when he was just a boy scout. Now generations later: it’s not only a great honor but a terrific job to have in being a global citizen. Today is a special day: it’s the choosing, the day where a few lucky teens meet their robo mech partners and start their life long journeys. Much Wow. Much excite. Much hype. What a hell of a introduction here, folks. It’s a room full of hopeful, eager kid…

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