Event Horizon: Inferno #2
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| Writer | Christian Ward |
| Artist | Rob Carey |
| Cover Price | $4.99 |
Two centuries ago, after vanishing for seven years, the starship Event Horizon reappeared near Neptune. Possessed by a demonic entity, the ship murdered most of its rescue crew before it was blown in two. One half fell into a portal to Hell and the other stayed in our solar system. Today, a billionaire, Daniel Durante, leads a crew of private space marines to the wreckage of the Event Horizon to investigate the ship. Durante is dead set on bringing his brother back from the afterlife and the means to do it lies aboard the Event Horizon! But his crew may have something to say about that…
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9.0
Fanlight Zone - Richard Coryell
Jun 03, 2026Event Horizon: Inferno #2 continues to build on the nightmare world we find ourselves in. The atmosphere and the uncertainty of what’s to come keeps readers intrigued. The suspense this story creates hooks readers and doesn’t let them go. If you are looking for a great horror book, this is the series for you. When you hit the shop this week, grab the first two issues and add this title to your Pull List. Read Full Review
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8.0
AIPT - David Brooke
Jun 02, 2026Event Horizon: Inferno #2 expands the mythology in intriguing ways, giving readers more insight into Daniel Durante's twisted motivations while strengthening the connection to the original film through Lieutenant Starck. Christian Ward continues to build an oppressive atmosphere filled with dread and disturbing imagery, though Rob Carey's occasionally confusing visual storytelling can make certain scenes difficult to follow. Even so, the issue delivers enough horror, mystery, and forward momentum to keep the series on track. Read Full Review
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8.0
Graphic Policy - Brett
Jun 03, 2026Event Horizon: Inferno #2 is a solid second issue that fleshes out the characters providing more details about the lead up to the mission and horror to come. Unlike the film and prequel comic, it doesn’t go for the imagery to make you squirm, though I’m sure that’s coming. It helps the sequel into a direction and territory that feels fresh and something new beyond just scares. Read Full Review
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