Faceless and the Family: Maze of the Mechanical Aliens #1
Oni Press · July 2026
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About this issue
- Artist
- Matt Lesniewski
- Letterer
- Ferran Delgado
- Cover
- Dave Stewart, José Villarrubia, Kelley Jones, Matt Lesniewski, and Noah Bailey
- Editor
- Karl Bollers
- Designer
- Carey Soucy
- Story
- Matt Lesniewski
- Cover date
- July 2026
- On sale
- 1 July 2026
- Cover price
- $5.99
- UPC
- 64985600902900111
- Pages
- 40
- Rating
- Unknown
From Eisner Award–winning cartoonist and visionary storyteller Matt Lesniewski (Crimson Flower, The Freak), the space-faring rogue known as Faceless and his found family of adventurers are about to encounter a new challenge—stronger, stranger, and more perplexing than any they've faced before—in an artistically ambitious and visually spectacular odyssey unlike anything else in this universe . . . or the next! Roving the backwaters of the class-segregated alien world called the Hand Planet, Faceless is plunged into his most harrowing ordeal yet—bonded to a living suit of extraterrestrial armor that refuses to let him go. As the armor's inscrutable will tightens its grip, Faceless finds himself physically under siege. Enter a bizarre, labyrinthine world of impossible logic and nightmarish wonder as Faceless and his unlikely family must embark on a harrowing quest to free him—if freedom is even possible . . .
