Soma
by Fernando Llor, Carles Dalmau
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Pub Date 25 Feb 2025 | Archive Date 5 Feb 2025
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Description
From writer Fernando Llor (Ojos Grises, Subnormal: Una Historia de Acoso Escolar) and writer/illustrator Carles Dalmau (Lucid Lucy, Cult of the Lamb) comes Soma, a science-fiction adventure about creativity and companionship during times of peril.
Available Editions
EDITION | Paperback |
ISBN | 9781637156124 |
PRICE | US$19.99 (USD) |
PAGES | 288 |
Available on NetGalley
Featured Reviews
Soma was a blast! It follows a young comic book artist, who is stressed about meeting her deadlines, when an alien crashes into her living room. This graphic novel was so much fun! I loved the parallels between the stories that Soma is illustrating and the one she gets to live in the real world. The aliens designs were super cute, and the colors throughout this book were soo pretty!
Thanks to NetGalley, Fernando Llor, and Oni Press for the chance to read and review. My opinions are my own!
4,25 ⭐️
Soma was a cute and fast paced adventure! The art was beautiful and so does the story honestly. Plot wise nothing we haven’t seen before and yet, it works!
I loved the characters so much, all of them, from the primary to the secondary ones!
I also loved the Cult of The Lamb reference (if I didn’t imagine it but knowing they the artist on this worked on the game I bet I didn’t) anyway, I highly recommend this comic to everyone who loves sci-fi adventures with a cute little yet fierce alien!
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