REVIEW: 'Space Ghost' #10 by David Pepose, Jonathan Lau, and Andrew Dalhouse

Space Ghost #10

Writer: David Pepose

Artist: Jonathan Lau, Andrew Dalhouse

Letterer: Taylor Esposito

Publisher: Dynamite Entertainment

Release Date: March 5, 2025

Cover Price: $4.99

"Space Ghost doesn't kill!"

In this issue: A dark and shocking figure from the future emerges, presenting a new yet disturbingly familiar threat to the team. Together they must stand fast against the tide of evil that is about to be unleashed - or else Doom will sweep across the entire galaxy!

Written by award-winning scribe DAVID PEPOSE and illustrated by superstar artist JONATHAN LAU, Space Ghost #10 boosts the series into an even higher orbit - fueled by combustible covers from FRANCESCO MATTINA, JAE LEE & JUNE CHUNG, BJORN BARENDS, and ANTHONY MARQUES!

Score:

★★★★☆ (4/5)

QUICK REVIEW: The action never stops on Dynamite's 'Space Ghost.' This month, a mysterious figure from the future arrives to try and alter history and not even Space Ghost and the gang will get in his way. The equal to Space Ghost in every way, the powerful being has the advantage of knowing the future, and his shocking reveal adds layers to this seemingly one-shot blockbuster story. David Pepose is on the hottest winning streak of his career with this title as issue ten is another roller coaster ride of thrills and emotion. It's a guaranteed good time aided by the amazing visuals, colors, and designs of Jonathan Lau and Andrew Dalhouse. If you haven't put 'Space Ghost' on your pull list what are you waiting for?!

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