 Moon Maid #1 $3.99 Quantity
VERY FINE/NEAR MINT
(W) Christopher Mills (A) Gabriel Rearte (CA) Mark Sparacio The first full series of THE MOON MAID is here at last! Picking up after the end of the 'Fear on Four Worlds' introduction issue, we return to the ancient subterranean world on the Moon where primal savagery rules and only the strong survie. Nah-ee-lah must find her way home, but to do so she must survive a vile catacomn of horrors filled with monsters and peril. This is Edgar Rice Burroughs' adventure at its finest! THE MOON MAID: CATACOMBS OF THE MOON comes with three covers: Main by painter Mark Sparacio (Chelsea Dagger), 'Fury of the Moon Maid' by Puis Calzada (Hatchet), and a 350-copy limited edition Virgin Art cover also by Sparacio. Date Available: 04/24/2019
BONUS REVIEW by "Doc" Schaefer
 While struggling a bit with the character, this new series has plenty of potential much like it's companion series in the American Mythology line. The art is well done and once the Moon Maid get over her dainty shyness, she's ready to kick some tail. Another strong willed female lead, Moon Maid needs a little more in the developing stage but that's a minor complaint and is certainly not a reason why you should be reading this title. I give it 8 out of 10 Grahams VERY FINE/NEAR MINT
(W) Christopher Mills (A) Gabriel Rearte (CA) Mark Sparacio The first full series of THE MOON MAID is here at last! Picking up after the end of the 'Fear on Four Worlds' introduction issue, we return to the ancient subterranean world on the Moon where primal savagery rules and only the strong survie. Nah-ee-lah must find her way home, but to do so she must survive a vile catacomn of horrors filled with monsters and peril. This is Edgar Rice Burroughs' adventure at its finest! THE MOON MAID: CATACOMBS OF THE MOON comes with three covers: Main by painter Mark Sparacio (Chelsea Dagger), 'Fury of the Moon Maid' by Puis Calzada (Hatchet), and a 350-copy limited edition Virgin Art cover also by Sparacio. Date Available: 04/24/2019
BONUS REVIEW by "Doc" Schaefer
While struggling a bit with the character, this new series has plenty of potential much like it's companion series in the American Mythology line. The art is well done and once the Moon Maid get over her dainty shyness, she's ready to kick some tail. Another strong willed female lead, Moon Maid needs a little more in the developing stage but that's a minor complaint and is certainly not a reason why you should be reading this title. I give it 8 out of 10 Grahams Customers who bought this, also bought:
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