Space 1982 - Face Off: The second instalment of Space 1982 drops us back into the chaos of a moonbase where the oxygen is running out, the inmates are holding out for oven chips, and the staff are more interested in securing a sponsorship deal with Topic chocolate bars than survival. What follows is a pitch-black sitcom in comic form: marketing bollocks collides with prison logic, HR nightmares, parsley-based oxygen experiments, and extreme violence resolution outcomes. Think Scum meets Star Trek via a broken vending machine. Set in an alternate 1982, this retro-futuristic graphic novel blends lo-fi sci-fi aesthetics with the signature absurdity and razor-sharp wit of Modern Toss. Each 24 page instalment is packed with ongoing bust ups between the inmates and the screws as they ruck over precious resources like oven chips, crispy pancakes and cigarettes. Perfect for fans of dystopian comedy, bleak British humour, and anyone who still dreams of the future they were promised in the '80s. Space 1982 - a warning from the past, set in the future, delivered in the present. Sign yourself up yeah?
