Space Ghost DC Comic Origin Reboot
Zorak, the once-wacky sidekick of Space Ghost, has returned to his villainous roots in a horrifying new redesign in Dynamite’s new series. Dynamite Entertainment’s Space Ghost book is reinventing the Saturday morning cult icon for a new era. In issue four, Zorak returns in a gruesome new form, one that strikes fear and terror not only into the galaxy at lage, but even Space Ghost himself. Space Ghost #4 is written by David Pepose and drawn by Jonathan Lau.
Close Jan and Jayce, sneaking off to handle a seemingly unrelated incident, fall right into Zorak’s hands–and now Space Ghost must save them. Space Ghost Received a New Beginning, Courtesy of Dynamite Entertainment Classic Villains, Such as Zorak, Are Getting Serious Upgrades Earlier this year, Dynamite Entertainment brought the legendary Space Ghost back to comics with a brand-new series. Space Ghost takes a “from the ground up” approach to the character and his mythos, showing the origins of his sidekicks Jan and Jayce.
Zorak's Back--And Space Ghost Had Better Watch Out Zorak Is Now A Genuine Threat to the Galaxy Now, Pepose and Lau have given the villain a massive upgrade. When Space Ghost first encountered Zorak on Saturday mornings in the 1960s, the creature was the leader of an army of evil warriors. Dynamite’sSpace Ghost creative team have taken this a step further, putting Zorak at the head of a fanatical, genocidal cult.
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