Space Dragon

by Christopher Reda (Writer), Alonso Molina Gonzales (Illustrator), Travis Lanham (Letterer)

After his habitat planet runs dry, a gigantic Dragon travels through space in search of a new water source with an Alien Bird passenger; but when he fails to find any drinkable water, the Dragon must learn to push on through the unknown to avoid dying of thirst.

Genres: Comics

115 pages, Perfect Paperback

Published January 1, 2018

Reviews

[Annabelle Mischke]

I’m just kind of confused and a little disappointed… I picked this up as a gift for my brother, who is into more experimental, vague storytelling like this, but for me it just didn’t really hit. I don’t think it’s terrible, but could use improvement to make the story more clear and compelling.

[Carol Tilley]

Wordless. Kaiju.

[Laura Ruetz]

This is a story told without a single word being written, and it tells it so well. The use of color, and the ever changing color palette adds layers to the story. Very well done

[Chad]

It's extremely difficult to tell a story, even in comics, without words. This one about a dragon in space flying about looking for water didn't hold my interest at all.

[Dean]

Bought this based on this cover - which is beautiful.

The story and art are fine. Colouring was the stand out part of the book.

A journey of two very different sized creatures throughout the universe or universes. It was sad, fun at times but not all that interesting. Give it a go digitally.