Creative Team: The First Fold
Trevor Roth
Writer
Days Missing Series Creator
| “One of the best sci-fi books on the market.” |
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— Comics Waiting Room READ THE REVIEW » |
| “Days Missing is a sprawling sci-fi epic that reveals as much of human history as it teaches.” |
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— Geeks of Doom READ THE REVIEW » |
| “Days Missing: Kestus is actually even stronger than its predecessor.” |
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— The Quarter Bin READ THE REVIEW » |
| “It's only words and words are all I have to take your heart away.” |
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— The Daily Blam READ THE REVIEW » |
| “A romantic blend of science and historical fiction that enthralls as much as it entertains ( 5 stars ).” |
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— The Homeworld READ THE REVIEW » |
| “David Marquez is bloody brilliant...” |
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— Player Affinity READ THE REVIEW » |
| “Hester's script is very strong.” |
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— Kitty's Pride READ THE REVIEW » |
| “Kestus is a complex and exciting character...” |
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— The Daily Blam READ THE REVIEW » |
| “The mixture of action, science & human nature of it all, is amazing to read and look at. 9.5 out of 10.” |
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— Player Affinity READ THE REVIEW » |
| “An excellent book. I am hooked.” |
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— Ain't It Cool News READ THE REVIEW » |
| “Marquez's art is beautiful. He's one of the top artists working today.” |
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— Kitty's Pride READ THE REVIEW » |
| “Days Missing is an engaging comicbook, and a compelling story.” |
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— Examiner READ THE REVIEW » |
| “Days Missing is the panacea of great sci-fi storytelling.” |
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— Ain't It Cool News READ THE REVIEW » |
| “This is truly good storytelling. A great concept, told expertly and vividly.” |
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— So Entertain Me READ THE REVIEW » |
| “Has a ‘Roddenberry’ feel to it... Hester is a hell of a writer... Marquez's art is solid.” |
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— Graphic Policy READ THE REVIEW » |
| “[Days Missing: Kestus Issue #1] instantly drew me back into the world of Days Missing, and I don't want to leave.” |
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— Major Spoilers READ THE REVIEW » |
| “Phil Hester wrote two of the best issues of the first volume... and he continues that hot streak here. —8.0” |
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— Multiversity Comics READ THE REVIEW » |
| “The story here is developing nicely straight out of the gait... Buy, Borrow, or Burn? Definitely a buy.” |
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— The Nerdiest Kids READ THE REVIEW » |
| “Hester does a great job of framing the issue with enough information... Marquez not only handles pencils & inks, but his storytelling is incredibly easy to follow.” |
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— Project Fanboy READ THE REVIEW » |
| “Days Missing: Kestus #1 receives 4.5 out of 5. Extremely good looking book with a very interesting story.” |
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— Kitty's Pride READ THE REVIEW » |
| “The concept behind Days Missing and Kestus has incredible potential — it can span all eras, all places.” |
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— Comic Shop News READ THE INTERVIEW » |
| REVIEWS — Days Missing: The Original Series “The writing and artistic talent on this work is stellar, and the production standards show in the nearly perfect presentation here.” |
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— Poplitiko READ THE REVIEW » |
| “Do you like sci-fi? Then you should be buying this.” |
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— G4: Fresh Ink WATCH THE REVIEW » |
| “..It is top-notch science fiction.” |
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— scrippsnews READ THE REVIEW » |
| “Roddenberry has gotten back into the comic book business, and the first one out of the gate is a doozy of a concept.” |
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— TrekInk READ THE REVIEW » |
| “Days Missing fits firmly as the new potential centerpiece to (Archaia's) catalog.” |
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— Crave Online READ THE REVIEW » |
| “The bar was set so high that my standard pulls simply couldn't measure up.” |
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— Ain't It Cool News READ THE REVIEW » |
| “The best writing of Phil Hester's career. Really stellar stuff...” |
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— G4: Fresh Ink WATCH THE REVIEW » |
| “A hypnotizing look at 5 days in human history...” |
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— The Nerdiest Kids READ THE REVIEW » |
| “This five issue story is one you don't want to miss.” |
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— Gaming Angels READ THE REVIEW » |
| “Archaia has done a spectacular job in putting this book together.” |
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— Comics Bulletin READ THE REVIEW » |
| “A very Gene Roddenberry “Prime Directive” concept — but also a very cool one.” |
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— The Comic Book Script Archive READ THE REVIEW » |
| “This is science fiction the way it is meant to be...” |
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— Metal Life READ THE REVIEW » |
| “Highly recommended.” |
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— Comics Waiting Room READ THE REVIEW » |
| “...An intellectual adventure story that leaves the reader primed for more.” |
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— The Detroit News READ THE REVIEW » |
| “Days Missing is a masterfully executed new series with an irresistible premise.” |
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— Booklist READ THE REVIEW » |
| “This is an exceptional title...” |
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— Multiversity Comics READ THE REVIEW » |
| “Three thumbs up.” |
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— EBook30 READ THE REVIEW » |
| “...One of this year's best miniseries.” |
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— Hypergeek READ THE REVIEW » |
| “(The next volume) can't come soon enough.” |
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— Multiversity Comics READ THE REVIEW » |
| “The narration in particular has a great feel to it...” |
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— Newsarama READ THE REVIEW » |
| “Extraordinarily strong writing and extremely captivating artwork...” |
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— G4: Fresh Ink WATCH THE REVIEW » |
This special 12-page prequel to the Days Missing series will be appearing in segments at the end of each issue of Days Missing: Kestus (1-5).
Their details have never been documented Their existence is not remembered.
But, the occurence of these days have forever changed the course of humanity's evolution.
These are the "Days Missing" from our existence, and they are about to be revealed.
When humans attempt to become gods, who will they look to for humanity?
As science becomes science fiction, and science fiction becomes horror, The Steward is thrust into battle with one of the most legendary monsters in all of all time, Frankenstein!
The danger of our hero being discovered is set in opposition to what could be humanity's most momentous and important discovery.
But what does one do when faced with an impossible choice?
His ships destroyed, Cortez must find a way to lead his men to victory against impossible odds!
Since humanity's birth, The Steward has stood as a guiding force for our species.
But now, he is not alone! The emergence of the ancient being, Kestus, may put everything he knows in question, and the the future of those he means to protect in jeopardy.
A mysterious figure from the Steward’s past reveals herself, and alters The Steward’s existence in ways he never thought possible.
has resulted in critical human events being absent from our historical record.
Although their existence is not remembered…the occurrences of these days have forever changed the course of Earth’s evolution!
on bringing the horror of Y2K to the world.
Since the dawn of mankind, the enigmatic Steward has guided our destiny in solitude. But now he’s not alone—the immortal woman known as Kestus leads a secret society capable of predicting The Steward’s comings and goings.
How will they affect the impending Y2K disaster?
The fates of mortals and immortals alike hang in the balance!
This final issue brings DAYS MISSING: KESTUS to a stunning close, revealing events that will alter The Steward’s existence forever.
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 Days Missing: Issue 4February 18th, 1519 ‘Cortez’ Now Available! |
 Days Missing: Issue 2September 12th, 1815 ‘Frankenstein’ Now Available! |
 Kestus: Issue 3July 16th, 1969 ‘One Small Step’ Now Available! |
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