Exclusive Preview: MOTH & WHISPER #1 From AfterShock

Moth & Whisper #1 doesn’t hit your local comic book still until September 12th, but luckily you don’t have to wait that long AfterShock gave Monkeys Fighting Robots a four-page exclusive preview. AfterShock goes bold with a young adult cyberpunk thriller starring a genderqueer super-thief.

Moth & Whisper is written by Ted Anderson, with art by Jen Hickman, and letters by Marshall. The first issue features two covers by Hickman and Jorge Corona.

About the new series:
Everyone knows that the two greatest thieves in the city are the Moth and the Whisper. Very few know that the Moth and the Whisper disappeared six months ago. And what nobody knows is that the new Moth and Whisper are actually one person pretending to be both of them. One supremely skilled but uncertain young genderfluid thief: Niki, the child of the Moth and the Whisper.


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Niki has been trained by their parents in the arts of stealth and infiltration, but they’re still just a teenager, and now they’re alone, searching for their parents in a hostile cyberpunk dystopia. Corporations run the streets while crime lords like Ambrose Wolfe run the alleys—identity is a commodity and privacy is impossible. The truth about Niki’s parents and their disappearance is out there, but can Niki survive long enough to find it?

Check out the preview below.

Exclusive Preview: MOTH & WHISPER #1 From AfterShock

Exclusive Preview: MOTH & WHISPER #1 From AfterShock

Exclusive Preview: MOTH & WHISPER #1 From AfterShock

Exclusive Preview: MOTH & WHISPER #1 From AfterShock

Exclusive Preview: MOTH & WHISPER #1 From AfterShock

What do you think, are you going to add Moth & Whisper #1 to your pull list? Comment below.

Matthew Sardo
Matthew Sardo
As the founder of Monkeys Fighting Robots, I'm currently training for my next job as an astronaut cowboy. Reformed hockey goon, comic book store owner, video store clerk, an extra in 'Transformers: Dark of the Moon,' 'Welcome Back Freshman,' and for one special day, I was a Ghostbuster.