Zombo. (2000 AD The Ultimate Collection, #55).

In the universe of Zombo, readers find themselves swept away on a journey filled with unexpected twists and a touch of dark humor. The narrative kicks off with a seemingly routine flight from Ganymede to Epsilon-6 Orbital, yet what should have been an uneventful cruise soon spirals into chaos due to a critical onboard malfunction. As the passengers grapple with their new grim reality, the story delves into the absurdity of life in a cosmic setting.

Henry Flint’s striking artwork perfectly complements Al Ewing's sharp writing style, crafting a vibrant and chaotic atmosphere. Characters are not only challenged by their predicament, but they also reveal their personalities, pushing the boundaries of survival and camaraderie. The interplay between the visuals and storytelling creates a rich tapestry of emotional highs and lows, keeping readers engaged with every turn of the page.

Zombo stands out as a unique blend of science fiction and satirical commentary, inviting readers to explore the thin line between humanity and monstrosity. As the situation intensifies, the themes of resilience and facing the bizarre head-on resonate strongly. This adventure is as much about the struggle for survival as it is about the unpredictable nature of existence in an ever-expanding universe.