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Blast off for a sensational Disney steampunk saga—mixing laughs and thrills in a striking retro-futurist style. Space Rangers Mickey, Donald, and Goofy must band together to battle an all-star rogues’ gallery that includes the Beagle Boys, the Phantom Blot, Peg Leg Pete, and more! The year: 2128! New Mouseton is a bustling space metropolis. But the Phantom Blot’s latest trillion-dollar heist has thrown the future city on its ear! And when Mickey Mouse, Space Ranger, sends the Blot to the hi-tech slammer, the Blot reveals his master plan to break right out again... along with a state-of-the-art team of the galaxy’s worst marauders! Ranger Mickey will need his own team to stop these supervillains. But are Goofy, Donald Duck, and Minnie really ready to tackle the Beagle Boys, Peg Leg Pete, mad submariner Dr. Vulter, and a giant robot? Doesn’t matter—the Space Ranger Patrol is born, and a clash of the titans looms on the horizon! Artist Johan Pilet and writer Nicolas Pothier bring Fantagraphics an epic Disney adventure full of out-of-this-world twists—drawn and colored in a retro-futurist style and loaded with classic Franco-Belgian comics storytelling!

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ABOUT THIS SITE TCJ.com is a magazine about comics edited by Chris Mautner & Sally Madden. The print edition of The Comics Journal is published annually. Both projects are published by Fantagraphics Books. ABOUT THE TCJ ARCHIVE The Comics Journal Archive is an ongoing effort. When an issue is available it will be designated as... Read more »

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Dr. Harry Vanderspeigle is a stranded alien explorer hiding out in the sleepy town of Patience, Washington—where he’s been busy solving mysteries. Harry tackles another one after the contents of an old briefcase hint at a murder. Peter Hogan (Tom Strong) and Steve Parkhouse (Milkman Murders) return to their unique science-fiction/mystery series! Collects issues #0–#3 of the series. “A pitch-perfect narrative from two of my favourite creators.”—Alan Moore