Cover B (Malhotra) can be pre-ordered with Diamond Code MAR150508. Cover A (Charles) can be pre-ordered with Diamond Code MAR150507. ROCHE LIMIT: CLANDESTINY #1 hits stores on May 6. “What’s exciting is this new volume pushes things further, introducing a whole new cast and story while maintaining the thematic core that readers have loved so far.” “The success of Roche Limit has been more than I could ever hope for, considering it’s a pretty out-there book,” said Moreci. With danger lurking all around, the crew members fight to find a way off the planet and resist the mysterious presence that haunts them all. When a crew of military and science personnel are sent to the forgotten and desolate planet on a mysterious expedition, they quickly learn its dark secrets-and that their mission is not what they thought it to be. In ROCHE LIMIT: CLANDESTINY #1, it’s 75 years after the events that left the Roche Limit colony in flames.
#ROCHE LIMIT CLANDESTINY SERIES#
This new series will launch from Image Comics on May 6. It’s a brand new storyline that takes place 75 years after the original arc, and I’m sure has more than it’s fair share of surprises for old and new readers, alike.īestselling writer Michael Moreci and artists Kyle Charles and Vic Malhotra team up with volume two of a groundbreaking sci-fi trilogy, ROCHE LIMIT: CLANDESTINY. So it’s with the utmost happiness that we report the the second arc “Roche Limit: Clandestiny” #1 which hits in May. The Roche Limit Colony is a character in and of itself, teeming with personality and interest.” It’s also got spacious apartments, ritzy high end clubs and notably seedy bars. It’s got cramped and noisy places, walls that are riddled with rivets from countless repairs and covered in a thick grime.
Even in this first issue the colony comes alive with numerous varied locals. Our own Torin Chambers called the first issue astounding, saying “ The Roche Limit Colony has an absolutely magnificent ‘Blade Runner’ feel about it. I couldn’t get enough of it, and tomorrow brings the end of the first arc. It’s Blade Runner meets Ed Brubaker’s Criminal and every page oozes style. We here at Bloody-Disgusting have been pretty huge fans of “Roche Limit.” The first issue begins a neo-noir unlike anything in comics.
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