Astro Quantum #5

Name: Astro Quantum #5
Author: https://www.simonandschuster.biz/authors/Andrea-Mutti/198216044
ISBN: 9781545828069

Book #5 of Astro Quantum

By Andrea Mutti and Arturo Fabra

Colorist Valerio Alloro / Illustrated by Andrea Mutti / Letterer Dan Cutali

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About The Book

The hunt ends here. Captain Akhabb drives the PEKUOD into the birthing grounds of the Moloks, determined to lure the Pale Beast—Goyakla—into one final, fatal battle. But blood spilled on innocence calls for vengeance, and soon the hunters become the hunted. As the PEKUOD burns, loyalties fracture: Ishmaeel torn between duty and conscience, Quee-Keg drifting between life and death, Talya revealing a betrayal that will damn them all. Friendships shatter, gods awaken, and the abyss itself opens wide. One last stand, one last hunt, one last chance to touch eternity—before the stars claim them forever. The epic conclusion of ASTRO QUANTUM is here! ?

About The Authors

Andrea Mutti

Andrea Mutti began his career illustrating the superheroes comic 'DNAction' for Xenia Edizioni. He then illustrated horror comics for Fenix. He moved over to Star Comics, where he drew stories with 'Lazarus Ledd' and some episodes of 'Hammer'. Since then he's worked with DC/Vertigo, Marvel, Mad Cave Studios, and IDW.

Arturo Fabra

Born in Naples in 1961. In 1980, he founded the first Sci-Fi club in the Umbria region (central Italy) called "Uscita di Sicurezza," with a related fanzine that ended its run in 1991. In 1994, he participated with Andrea Mutti in the DNAction comics project for Xenia Editrice. In 2002, he joined the staff of Delos publishing house, where he is currently deputy editor of the Delos Fantascienza magazine. He is a member of the multiplex writer Pelagio D'Afro (www.pelagiodafro.com) and the authors' collective Carboneria Letteraria (www.carbonerialetteraria.com). With both, he has written short stories and novels in the weird, sci-fi, and noir genres. In 2024, his story "Game of Mirrors" was selected for the Climate Fiction anthology "Vento dal Nulla," which won the Italcon award for best anthology of the year. Over the years, she has also found time to work as a gynecologist, helping a good few thousand mothers and children.