Reviews of Bad Goods
James Mishler,
Comic Buyer's Guide
"This is what Star Wars comic books should be like: fresh stories, living characters, non-stop banter, action, and adventure. Sean Wang has hit the space opera-starship crew genre straight on with this series...Wang makes these characters come to life. Moreover, the universe they inhabit is as varied and vast as those of the best science-fiction authors, with plenty of real-life touches that make it that much more believable...And the art is finely drawn: concise, yet rich, and perfect for the story. This top-notch space-opera comic book is 'must' reading for fans of the genre."Peter Laird,
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
"Runners is one of those comics which, when you read it, you can clearly see is being done by somebody who loves what he's doing. Sean Wang puts a lot of heart and soul into this book, and it shows -- inventively cool aliens, meticulously thought-out spaceships and cityscapes, and a compelling storyline all combine to make Runners the best science fiction comic of recent vintage."
Runners: The Big Snow Job
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Runners: The Big Snow Job #1$3.50 U.S. / 24 pgs / ColorThe beginning of a brand new storyline! Hungry for work (literally), Roka and company travel to seedy outpost Free Kespa for a job offer that could leave them in the cold... |
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Runners: The Big Snow Job #2$3.50 U.S. / 24 pgs / ColorOn the icy planet of Ciceron, the crew tracks a band of cattle rustlers deep into the frozen wilderness. But the rustlers may not be the easy marks they appear to be... |
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Series is 5 issues to be published bi-monthly by Archaia Studios Press.
The Big Snow Job
IntroductionThe critically-acclaimed sci-fi adventure series returns...IN COLOR!!
Hard times have fallen on Roka Nostaco and the smuggling crew of the Khoruysa Brimia. Tired of scraping by on small-time runs for petty criminals, they take on a big job to get back into the top tier of mob-level work. But high pay comes with high risk, and if the freezing climate of Planet Ciceron doesn't kill them, the hostile native population might. Assuming they don't all kill each other first! Success could put them back on track, but are they in the driver's seat or just pawns in a much bigger double-cross?