Space Ghost #2
Space Ghost Vol. 2 #2 marks the first appearance of Eclipse Woman in the Dynamite Entertainment continuity — a deep-cut villain who originated in the short-lived 1981 Saturday-morning anthology Space Stars and had virtually no comic-book presence in the decades since. The issue also brings Zandor and Zok of the Herculoids into the Pepose/Lau Space Ghost universe for the first time in comics, laying the groundwork for the eventual full Space Ghost vs. Herculoids crossover event announced later in Dynamite's run. Simultaneously, it weaves the Blue Falcon and his alter ego Radley Crown into the narrative, giving the Dynamite Hanna-Barbera shared universe its most densely populated single issue to date and demonstrating the publisher's ambition to treat these Warner Bros. Discovery properties as genuinely interconnected franchises rather than isolated nostalgia plays.
In "Enter Eclipse Woman!", Space Ghost crosses paths with Luna Solaris—better known as the elusive Eclipse Woman, a cunning mercenary and master thief who thrives in the gray between right and wrong. When her latest heist against Boss Parko of the Raptor Cartel goes dangerously wrong, she pulls Space Ghost into a high-stakes game of deception and survival. Written by David Pepose and brought to life by Jonathan Lau’s dynamic art and Andrew Dalhouse’s vivid colors, this 2025 Dynamite Entertainment issue delivers a sleek, pulse-pounding encounter with a character who’s as dangerous as she is unforgettable—complete with a striking cover by Francesco Mattina.
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Space Ghost Vol. 2 launched in August 2025, a deliberate fresh-start relaunch after Dynamite CEO Nick Barrucci concluded that a new #1 was the best mechanism to grow readership following thirteen issues (including the 2025 Annual) of what the company called 'Season One.' Writer David Pepose and artist Jonathan Lau — the same creative team that built the first volume — returned without interruption, with Andrew Dalhouse on colors and Taylor Esposito on letters, treating the relaunch as a seamless continuation of the ongoing saga rather than a true restart. The series operates under license from Warner Bros. Discovery Global Consumer Products, placing it within Dynamite's expanding slate of Hanna-Barbera adaptations that by fall 2025 also included *The Blue Falcon & Dynomutt*, *The Herculoids*, and *Thundarr the Barbarian*.
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- First Dynamite Entertainment comics appearance of Eclipse Woman, a villain who originally debuted in the 1981 Hanna-Barbera TV anthology *Space Stars* and had no significant prior comics history.
- First appearance of Zandor and Zok (of the Herculoids) within the Pepose/Lau Space Ghost comic universe, preceding the announced full Space Ghost/Herculoids crossover event.
- Blue Falcon (Radley Crown) and Dynomutt appear in the issue, making this one of their earliest appearances in the 2025 Dynamite Hanna-Barbera shared universe.
- Written by David Pepose with art by Jonathan Lau, colors by Andrew Dalhouse, and letters by Taylor Esposito — the same core creative team from Space Ghost Vol. 1.
- Cover A is by Francesco Mattina, consistent with the Dynamite series' standard cover format across both volumes.
- The issue contains a knowing nod to *Space Ghost Coast to Coast* (the 1994 Cartoon Network talk-show parody), with Space Ghost using the show's framing as an in-story cover identity.
- Space Ghost Vol. 2 #2 ships in September 2025, the same month as the debut of the companion series *The Blue Falcon & Dynomutt* #1 (by Jimmy Palmiotti and Pasquale Qualano), underscoring Dynamite's coordinated roll-out of its Hanna-Barbera titles.
- The Dynamite Space Ghost universe is licensed from Warner Bros. Discovery Global Consumer Products; the series is accompanied by a production podcast, *Ghost Stories with David Pepose*, documenting the making of the comic.
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