Tensions run high on the bus inside the Behemoth. Detective Jack does his best to keep the passengers from turning on one another, while food-truck-chef Sara does what she can to help her gravely injured friend Manny. An ambulance provides hope for medical supplies and radio contact with the outside world, but they’ll have to traverse a lake of acid in order to get to it. • Grant Sputore (Director, I am Mother) and Ryan Engle (Writer, Beast; Writer, Rampage) bring their movie-monster magic to comics for the first time. • Four issue series.
Grant Sputore and Ryan Engle continue to deliver an intense, pulse-pounding thrill ride with *Behemoth #2*. The second issue wastes no time plunging readers deeper into the chaos, ramping up the tension inside the Behemoth as survival instincts clash with dwindling resources.
From Detective Jack’s struggle to maintain order to Sara’s desperate attempts to save Manny, every moment is packed with urgency. The characters feel raw and real, their choices unpredictable yet painfully necessary. The arrival of the ambulance—offering a glimmer of hope—only sets the stage for even greater danger, forcing them to confront the ultimate question: how far are they willing to go to escape?
Jay Martin’s cover art perfectly encapsulates the relentless energy of this series, drawing readers in with its eerie, cinematic feel. The creative team’s background in film shines through in every panel, making the story feel like a blockbuster unfolding in real time.
If you’re looking for a high-stakes, high-tension survival story where every decision feels like life or death, *Behemoth #2* will leave you breathless and eager for more.