Space Ghost Volume One: With Only Ghosts to Comfort Us #[nn]

In "Welcome to The Ghost Planet," Space Ghost leads Jan, Jace, and Blip to a mysterious, isolated world to keep them safe—only to face a deadly asteroid field and a towering, energy-sucking creature that tests their resolve. As tensions rise, Space Ghost makes it clear that survival means following his lead, forging a reluctant but necessary bond. A haunting flashback reveals the past that forged his relentless dedication to protection.

In "The Enemy of My Enemy...", Space Ghost teams up with Jan, Jace, and Blip in a high-stakes hunt for answers about Robo Corp, only to be drawn into a dangerous alliance with the enigmatic Widow. Armed with a Chloro-Charm that bends plant life to her will, she offers a key to Robo Corp’s mainframe—if Space Ghost helps her breach the Tower’s defenses. Written by the team behind *Space Ghost Volume One: With Only Ghosts to Comfort Us*, this gripping tale pits trust against survival in a world where every ally could be the next enemy.

In "Zorak and the Cult of Lokar the Devourer!", the escaped convict Zorak returns to wreak havoc, leaving a trail of destruction from Omegan Prison to the ruins of his old base. Space Ghost splits his team—sending Jan, Jace, and Blip to confront a crisis at the Hadron Collider, where Zorak’s fanatical followers have seized control. With the Ghost Planet’s defenses failing and the heroes trapped, the fate of the galaxy hinges on whether Space Ghost can reach them before Zorak’s cult completes its dark ritual.

When Zorak takes Jan and Jace hostage, he forces Space Ghost to channel his power bands into the Hadron Collider to unleash Lokar the Devourer and his locust hordes. The attempt spirals into chaos, briefly freeing the ancient menace before Lokar is swiftly re-contained—leaving Zorak shattered and Space Ghost confronted by a revelation that reshapes his understanding of his own power.

In "Fixing What's Broken!", Jace wrestles with inner turmoil after a traumatic loss, retreating into solitary work while questioning his place as a hero. As Moltar's rage fuels a deadly assault on Contra Industries, Jace's journal becomes a window into his struggle—and a quiet testament to the resilience it takes to rebuild.