Stranger Things: The Voyage is a four-issue comic book miniseries set within the Stranger Things universe.
Synopsis[]
| “ | Captain Jacoby is too broke to reject a shady deal from a group of Russians looking to get from Alaska back to Kamchatka on his freighter ship The Persephone. Things get turned upside down when a crew member gets butchered. The captain and his crew suspect something strange is at play and must root out a monster while a vicious storm rages all around them in the middle of the ocean.
— Grammatically correct version of the synopsis, from the Penguin Random House website[1]
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Issues[]
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1 | Captain Jacoby is too broke to reject a shady deal from a group of Russians looking to get from Alaska back home on his freighter ship the Persephone, but things get turned upside down when a crew member gets butchered, suspects something far stranger at play. | November 1, 2023 |
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2 | A storm descends upon the Persephone as people continue to disappear. Captain Jacoby and his crew confront the mysterious Doctor and her team, but soon learn that the Russians might not be the most dangerous thing on their ship. | December 6, 2023 |
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3 | Captain Jacoby and what's left of his crew go on the hunt, determined to kill the monster aboard the Persephone. Suddenly, the ship's navigation system goes haywire, veering off course, and the crew runs the risk of being lost at sea even as they fight for their lives. | January 17, 2024 |
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4 | Jacoby leads the remaining crew of the Persephone to an explosive confrontation with the mad scientist who unleashed a monster onboard their ship. But Dr. Karine is determined to get her Demogorgon specimen back to Russia by any means necessary. | March 20, 2024 |
Trivia[]
- Various references are made to the 1986 film, Aliens, and the classic novel, Dracula. These include characters named Hudson and Hicks, who served as protagonists in Aliens, as well as characters named Stoker and Harker, referencing Bram Stoker, the author of the novel and Jonathan Harker, one of the main protagonists of the novel.
- In Greek mythology, Persephone is the daughter of the goddess Demeter. Notably, the ship Demeter played a crucial role in the Dracula novel when it was used to transport the titular character to England.
External links[]
- 1Series - STRANGER THINGS VOYAGE - Previews World
- Stranger Things Voyage #1 D Hristov Variant (11/01/2023) Dark Horse – Golden Apple Comics
References
- ↑ "Stranger Things: The Voyage (Graphic Novel)" at the Penguin Random House website