Mega Man Zero Timelines #1 is now available at comic book stores. Check out the official solicitation:
Lost in a barren wasteland, the heroic reploid Zero fights on! The world he knows is gone, but a new future is rising, and it needs protection. Enter a dynamic new era of Mega Man history!
If you don’t have a comic shop nearby or your local store doesn’t carry it, you can order the book directly from Udon Entertainment’s online store. For readers outside the U.S. with limited shipping options, eBay is the best option for this and other Udon Mega Man books.
Next up in Mega Man ZX Timelines #1 on September 10th, according to Lunar Distribution. No delay in sight this time; we'll keep you posted.
Happy reading!
Thanks for the tip, just picked up my copies this morning! I made sure to get both covers ;)
ReplyDeleteCool to see you here. I backed the TOME RPG and made my character heavily inspired by Megman Zero. Since then I came out as trans and got art of the character to reflect that. I blew the nearly $60 to get all 4 versions of the comic
DeleteI'm not sure if it's Udon or how topshelf comics deals with their covers, but the way topshelf has their exclusive covers in a random pack that you can only get at conventions has reminded me why I stopped collecting comics and just wait for the tradeback
ReplyDeleteI know there's no reality where this sells as well as X Timelines.. but how awesome would an ongoing zero series be
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to get my copies in the mail
ReplyDeleteMost of them look so serious while Zero seems like his mouth is hard to find on the first screenshot.
ReplyDeleteI almost thought he was going '3' but I think that's just his nose.
DeleteYeah, and I cannot expand the 2nd screen shot to se what his mouth looks like there. Oddly, only the first screen is clickable here. Luckily applying google lens and seeing if I can find alt versions of the same screen takes me to a place where I see a much larger version. Here is one source: https://x.com/Th3scarletsaint/status/1940260460097601921/photo/2
DeleteI can see the mouth there. It's not an awful stylistic choice, but I can see why the first image would be a bit confusing.
DeleteThis one has got to be the best issue yet. It was well written, expanded upon the world of Mega Man Zero, and gave multiple characters a moment to shine. I'm really hoping this gets an ongoing series or that the team for the Mega Man X comics take notes from this issue.
ReplyDeleteI agree 100%, it was a great issue and makes me wish this series which become an ongoing line as well. Just the right balance of grittiness without going too dark, and I too loved how it was more of a "bridge" between two games instead of just re-telling a battle. Ian Flynn did the series justice with this one.
DeleteHopefully he keeps it like that, then. Archie Mega Man started off pretty good, too.
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