The domain

Chip Zdarsky

Book - 2025

A classic superhero story for those coming in fresh, and a fun meta story for readers of PUBLIC DOMAIN! When three best friends discover a crashed UFO, they also discover technology that gives them incredible abilities! But there's a catch: only one of them can use the powers at a time! Can their friendship survive the power's temptation? In the pages of Image's Eisner-winning series, PUBLIC DOMAIN, Syd Dallas and the team at Dallas Comics reimagine their classic character THE DOMAIN for a new audience, and...this is that comic! Collects THE DOMAIN #1-5.

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Genres
Science fiction comics
Comics (Graphic works)
Graphic novels
Bandes dessinées de science-fiction
Bandes dessinées
Published
Portland, OR : Image Comics [2025]
Language
English
Main Author
Chip Zdarsky (author)
Other Authors
Rachael Stott (artist), Enrica Eren Angiolini (colorist), Jeff (Letterer) Powell (letterer)
Item Description
"Contains material originally published in single magazine form as The domain #1-5"--Colophon.
Physical Description
1 volume (unpaged) : color illustrations ; 26 cm
ISBN
9781534364165
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Review by Library Journal Review

Eisner Award-winning Zdarsky (Public Domain) chronicles the trials and travails of a family as they attempt to reboot an iconic comic book character created by their father. Zdarsky and Stott (Star Trek, Vol. 2: The Red Path) unite to present the story the aforementioned family is laboring to create. The plot centers around three best friends who come across a crashed UFO and gain access to technology that grants them incredible superhuman abilities. The twist is that only one of them can wield the powers at a time, setting up a tense dynamic that puts their long-held friendship to the test, just as a gang of vicious extraterrestrials begin scouring the Earth to find them. Zdarsky's script leans into classic superhero tropes without sacrificing any of the humor and emotional complexity readers of his past work may expect. His character work especially shines, making the emotional and interpersonal struggles of the central trio feel grounded and relatable, despite the sci-fi setting. Stott's illustration delivers both kinetic action sequences and quiet character moments with vibrancy and dynamism. VERDICT This compelling, character-driven science-fiction superhero saga is the rare spinoff that more than stands on its own.

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