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Wastelander Panda: Exile
Responsible for the violent death of a young girl, Isaac is banished to the savage world of the Wasteland, along with his mother and brother. Desperate to reinstate his family to Legion, Isaac aligns himself with the Helm Clan - a family of bounty hunters - to seek a replacement child.Betrayed during a raid on a village, he flees with a girl, hoping to reach his family before the Clan can track him down. But Rose, his prize, is not what Isaac expects, and Legion may not be the place for him after all.
- GenresGraphic Novels
82 pages, Kindle Edition
Published May 18, 2016
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October 17, 2025
Wastelander Panda: Exile is one of those rare graphic novels that feels both wildly original and deeply archetypal. Set in a broken world where survival and morality constantly collide, it follows Isaac—a warrior panda exiled from his clan—as he searches for redemption amid the ruins of civilization.
Victoria Cocks, Wolfgang Bylsma, and Skye Ogden have created something visually stunning and narratively rich. The artwork is gritty yet poetic, perfectly capturing the mix of brutality and tenderness at the heart of Isaac’s journey. The pacing balances cinematic action with quieter, emotionally charged moments, giving real weight to themes of loyalty, loss, and the cost of forgiveness.
What impressed me most is how Wastelander Panda manages to blend myth, western, and dystopian storytelling into something uniquely its own. It feels like a legend unearthed from the ashes of a world we’ve forgotten—and one that lingers long after you turn the last page.
Highly recommended for readers who love post-apocalyptic worlds with heart, moral complexity, and breathtaking art.
Victoria Cocks, Wolfgang Bylsma, and Skye Ogden have created something visually stunning and narratively rich. The artwork is gritty yet poetic, perfectly capturing the mix of brutality and tenderness at the heart of Isaac’s journey. The pacing balances cinematic action with quieter, emotionally charged moments, giving real weight to themes of loyalty, loss, and the cost of forgiveness.
What impressed me most is how Wastelander Panda manages to blend myth, western, and dystopian storytelling into something uniquely its own. It feels like a legend unearthed from the ashes of a world we’ve forgotten—and one that lingers long after you turn the last page.
Highly recommended for readers who love post-apocalyptic worlds with heart, moral complexity, and breathtaking art.
December 18, 2019
Quite an if-y and disturbing story. I had no idea this was a part of a show when I read it, which is probably why this comes across more of an introduction then a full plot. Judging the graphic novel on its own, this story just felt lacking.
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