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Book SynopsisCenturies-old grievances must be put aside as a legendary war-hero attempts a daring intergalactic jail-break in this gripping new comic series based on the New York Times best-selling military science fiction novels by Jack Campbell. Set after the end of a century-long war between two space empires, Captain Michael "Black Jack" Geary - an Alliance officer, presumed MIA - awakes to find himself aboard an enemy Syndic vessel. Forming an uneasy pact with the rebel Syndics, Michael sets out to save not only his fellow prisoners but their jailors too - on the run from a government determined to crush any uprising. But can he live up to the legend coloring his family name, or will he die trying?
Trade Review"A Tom Clancy thriller in space!" - Publishers Weekly
“A mile-a-second ride” - Freak Sugar
“Jack Campbell delivers a sci-fi masterpiece.“ - Pastrami Nation
“The action is thick and fast and the visuals are truly stunning.” - Sci Fi Pulse
“A feeling of classic Star Trek” - Geek-O-Rama
“A strong, fast-paced story by writer Jack Campbell with terrific art" - Chuck's Comic Of The Day
"A fine blend of action and intrigue, The Lost Fleet: Corsair is a "must-read" for connoisseurs of the genre, highly recommended. " - Midwest Book Review
"The tempo of the graphic novel is exactly right ... The art is punchy ... I enjoyed Lost Fleet Corsair as much as I hoped I would. It’s 129 pages long, I read it a flash and can’t wait for the next 129" - Geek Native
"The pallet of colors to represent deep space is captivating … like watching a classical science fiction series from years gone by … a wonderful comic book to read and share with others" - Outright Geekery
"A solid, action-packed story, ... The pace is great and the art and coloring deliver" - Fanbase Press
"Full of fantastically defined dialogue, accompanied by great illustrations. It's everything you want in a Lost Fleet novel but in graphic form" - The Bookish Outsider
"Add[s] quality content to the original property that welcomes both longtime fans and newcomers" - Comic Crusaders
"Vivid storytelling ... abundant in imagery" - Aurealis
