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Stephen Mccranie's Space Boy Volume 22 by Stephen McCranie

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Stephen Mccranie's Space Boy Volume 22

Stephen McCranie

Dark Horse Comics · Paperback · November 4, 2025

Reading lane: Sci-Fi Comics

Before Amy met the boy with no flavor and slowly brought him out of his shell, someone else had tried long and hard to do just that… Dr.

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Why This Clicks

Old Wounds, New Suspicions

A character-focused space-comics installment pairs difficult history with a mystery stirring inside the FPC.

Come here for

  • Dr. Kim’s fraught history with Oliver
  • A suspected mole and meddling with net gear glasses

Expect

  • Emotional backstory alongside ongoing intrigue
  • A chapter in a continuing science-fiction comics series

Book Details

Authors
Stephen McCranie
Publisher
Dark Horse Comics
Published
November 4, 2025
Format
Paperback
Theme
Sci-Fi Comics · Space Exploration Fiction
Reading lane
Sci-Fi Comics

Affinity

Publisher Categories

  • Sci-Fi Comics

  • Alien Contact

  • Space Exploration Fiction

About This Book

Before Amy met the boy with no flavor and slowly brought him out of his shell, someone else had tried long and hard to do just that… Dr. Kim recounts his tragic backstory to Amy. Amy learns about how Dr. Kim began building RFPs, how he came to be working for the FPC, and all about his long and fraught relationship with Oliver. Meanwhile, the discovery of the missing pages from Lesnik’s book, along with Sophi’s continued interference with his net gear glasses, leads Director...

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Before Amy met the boy with no flavor and slowly brought him out of his shell, someone else had tried long and hard to do just that… Dr. Kim recounts his tragic backstory to Amy. Amy learns about how Dr. Kim began building RFPs, how he came to be working for the FPC, and all about his long and fraught relationship with Oliver. Meanwhile, the discovery of the missing pages from Lesnik’s book, along with Sophi’s continued interference with his net gear glasses, leads Director Langley to begin to suspect there’s a mole in the FPC. In Volume 22 of Stephen McCranie’s Space Boy we learn that there can be healing, even for the wounds that are self-inflicted.

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