Mooncop #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeMooncop collects the complete story of a lone police officer patrolling a sparsely populated lunar colony, where the dwindling human presence makes his job mostly about routine and solitude. Tom Gauld's minimalist, deadpan art and spare storytelling create a quietly poignant meditation on obsolescence and the quiet end of a frontier dream. Originally serialized in The Guardian, this Drawn & Quarterly edition brings the full narrative together in a single volume.
"Mooncop" is a quietly poignant sci-fi tale from Tom Gauld, who writes, draws, inks, colors, and letters this strikingly detailed one-shot. Set in a near-future where lunar colonization has lost its luster, it follows the Moon’s lone police officer—adrift in a silent, empty world—until an unexpected connection with a coffee shop clerk sparks a tender, surreal journey across the desolate surface. The story’s gentle melancholy and meticulous art, all by Gauld, make for a memorable, meditative read.
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