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Space Ghost #7

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In this Our human heroes find themselves trapped on a mysterious jungle planet where they face The Creature King, who commands a host of beasts to do his nefarious bidding. In their most desperate hour of need, the team turns to the one member who can save them — Blip!

An all-new arc begins for the phenomenally successful series as acclaimed author DAVID PEPOSE and virtuoso artist JONATHAN LAU continue their exploration of the wonders (and dangers) of the galaxy — with help from space-age cover artists FRANCESCO MATTINA, JAE LEE & JUNE CHUNG, BJORN BARENDS, and ANTHONY MARQUES!

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Published November 13, 2024

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December 31, 2024
What a neat idea for a story. Maybe it's because I'm so exhausted from my new job, but I didn't really put it all together until the very end. A new villain, the Creature King, creates a device that allows animals and creatures to become the dominant force in the universe, where they not only speak, but have the power to subjugate humans, to turn the tables, so to speak. This allows the beasts and villain that controls them to wreak havoc and attempt to defeat Space Ghost once and for all. With the help of Blip, who's the real star of this issue, we get an idea of how this concept could play out, and the reader will get to know the little monkey more deeply than we have to this point. It felt a little silly as I was reading it, but by the end I realized what the point was and decided it was actually a great idea.
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November 28, 2024
This issue I found lacking as it seemed geared towards younger children as the cartoon was back in the 1960's. Oh well every series gets a "mulligan" or two.
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