Wasted Space #12 📕 Unknown Comics

🚀 The galaxy’s most reluctant savior pushes on — Wasted Space #12, Michael Moreci and Hayden Sherman’s Vault Comics space noir continuing to deliver one of the most original and irreverent sci-fi comics of its era. Wasted Space follows Billy Bane, a drunken former prophet who received a vision from an entity called “The Divine” and now knows the universe is going to end — and that he’s one of the few people positioned to stop it. Moreci’s comic timing and his ability to balance genuine cosmic dread with pitch-black comedy was one of the most talked-about creative achievements in creator-owned comics when the series launched, critics and readers comparing it to the best of Transmetropolitan and Rick and Morty while noting its own entirely distinct voice. Hayden Sherman’s angular, expressionistic art is deliberately unlike conventional sci-fi illustration — his rough linework and unconventional composition choices give Wasted Space a visual identity that no other space opera book could claim. The Mature Readers label is earned — Wasted Space is thoroughly adult in its themes, language, and the specificity of its cosmic nihilism. By issue #12, the series is deep in its mythology, the characters richly drawn, the stakes genuinely existential. 🚀 Wasted Space #12 is the universe’s best argument for saving itself.

This is Wasted Space #12 — Michael Moreci and Hayden Sherman’s space noir (Vault Comics, December 2019).

📋 Issue Details

🎨 Writer: Michael Moreci
🎨 Artist: Hayden Sherman
📚 Publisher: Vault Comics

🔑 Collector Specs

📦 Condition: New Old Stock (NOS), unread