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Questions & Answers
What Space Asylum is, who it is for, and where to read and buy it.
Space Asylum is an indie sci-fi comic series set in the year 2220. Captain Tom's ship, the S.S. Sutallite, is destroyed by a mysterious enemy in a golden spacesuit, and his crew is scattered across the universe. He travels from planet to planet to find his friends and rebuild the crew. It mixes comedy, action and a story about friendship.
Not exactly. Space Asylum is an original comic by Canadian creator K.B Cerrano, drawn in an anime and manga style. It is printed in full color and reads left to right, like a Western comic book.
Space Asylum is written for all ages and suits readers 8 and up. The action is cartoon-style, there is no swearing and nothing graphic.
It shares some things with both. Like One Piece, a captain travels world to world gathering his crew. Like Cowboy Bebop and Space Dandy, it is a comedic space adventure about a crew. The comparison page explains each match in detail.
Yes. Supercharged footballs are a big recurring part of the fights, used as powers and weapons. The plot is about Captain Tom and his crew, so it is not a sports tournament story, but fans of Inazuma Eleven and Blue Lock will spot the influence.
Yes. You can read a free preview of Issue #1: The Sutallite Disaster on this website.
The paperback is sold on Amazon, and the digital edition is on GlobalComix. Issue #1 is a 41-page full-color paperback, ISBN 978-1067749507.
Issue #2: A Perfectly Elastic Collision does not have a release date yet. New dates are announced on the Space Asylum social media accounts first.
Space Asylum is written and drawn by K.B Cerrano, a Canadian comic artist, and published by K.B.C Books.
Yes. Merch ships worldwide and shipping is included in the price. All merch sales are final.
An all-ages sci-fi adventure. Here is what parents usually ask before buying.
Yes. Space Asylum is written for all ages and suits readers 8 and up. The story opens with Captain Tom's ship being destroyed, and there are fights throughout, but the action is cartoon-style, with no swearing and nothing graphic. The main themes are friendship and loyalty.
Issue #1 is a short, full-color comic with lots of action and humor, which can make it an easier starting point than a text-heavy book. You can read the free preview together first to see if it fits your child.
Issue #1 is the first part of an ongoing story, so it ends with more to come. The paperback is on Amazon and the digital edition is on GlobalComix.