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Planet Death
Millions of miles from home, hundreds of ships descend into the stormy atmosphere of a hostile frozen world. On board, an army of resolute men and women brace for the coming assault.
They are an invasion force, on an impossible mission — destroy the devastating enemy weapon garrisoned below. Corporal Scott and his battalion are in the vanguard, but the human forces are no match for their brutal alien adversaries. Scott’s battalion is dead within moments. He is its lone survivor. The landing force annihilated, the battle is lost.
Against overwhelming odds, Scott dares the unthinkable — cross behind enemy lines, survive the lethal landscape, evade capture by ruthless enemies, resist natural predators, face human deserters, and finish the mission single-handedly. Locked in his suit of full combat battle armor, sustained only by what he can carry, and driven by Earth’s wrath, Scott must do by himself what an entire army could not.
Destroy the weapon. Return home.
Planet Death #1 – The Review
First, I would like to thank Bad Idea for selecting me to receive a PDF review copy of DEATH PLANET #1 to review. For those that are new to my reviews, I like to keep them short, simple, and as spoiler-free as I can. OK, I’m going to put this out there right now… DEATH PLANET #1 is an intense, bloody story that is a must-read! If you read my review on issue #0, you know I thought very highly of this story, and that has not changed.
Writers Derek Kolstad and Robert Venditti did an amazing job with this story. It was unreal, I can’t remember the last time I started to read a comic, and I was upset that it just didn’t keep going.
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