Quantum Teens Are Go! Robots, muscle cars, & skater punks!
Black Mask Brings the Adventure with Quantum Teens Are Go!
By Staff Reports
On February 22nd, Black Mask brings next kickass teenage-misfit adventure Quantum Teens Are Go!
Between breaking into superlaboratories and fighting security robots, young lovers Natalie and Sumesh come of age and find themselves while also building a time machine and escaping rival crews, cops, and interdimensional weirdos in this fun adventure about the excitement of getting in over your head with your best friend by your side!
Writer Magdalene Visaggio (Kim & Kim) creates a grounded sci-fi canvas populated by genuine and authentic characters and relationships, while illustrator Eryk Donovan (Constantine, Memetic) and colorist Claudia Aguirre (Kim & Kim) deliver dynamic action and nuanced characterizations. The result is a finely crafted, punk rock adventure.
Check out the official synopsis:
“Mad science is the punkest shit there is. Teenage sweethearts Nat & Sumesh spend their nights breaking into abandoned superlabs to steal the parts they need to build a time machine – and they’ve just found the most important part. But mysterious entities keep trying to stop them from turning it on. Now all they’ve gotta do is hang on long enough to figure out why.”
Magdalene Visaggio (Kim & Kim) and Eryk Donovan (Memetic) bring you a high-octane adventure full of robots, muscle cars, and skater punks.
What are folks saying about it?
“Inventive, rebellious, true -QUANTUM TEENS ARE GO shoots modern teenage drama through a lens of retrofitted junkyard Science Fiction, where the road to self-discovery could become a galactic wormhole at any moment.” – STEVE ORLANDO (Midnighter & Apollo)
“Mad science as an underground LA punk scene. I can’t wait to see what Natalie and Sumesh unleash.” – JODY HOUSER (Faith, Rogue One)
“Starts with a girl braining a robot with a pair of bolt cutters, which pretty much sets the tone for the whole thing. Super science and high school are a great mix, and Visaggio and Donovan give it the crackling energy and verve it demands and deserves.” – JUSTIN JORDAN (Green Lantern: New Guardians, Luther Strode)
“I’m always down for a book where characters SMART their way out of problems instead of punching their way out of problems. Makes it sweeter when the punches (and lasers) get thrown!” – DONNY CATES (God Country)