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New Adventures from the Trigan Empire: Book One, Volume 1

New Adventures from the Trigan Empire: Book One, Volume 1 continues the classic comic saga with an ageing Emperor Trigo considering his successor. A kidnapping and rising tensions between the Trigan Empire and Hericon set the story in motion.

At a glance

A new story set decades after the events of the original Trigan Empire comics.
The plot centres on Emperor Trigo's succession, Janno's daughter Judelle's kidnapping and worsening relations with Hericon.
Written by Michael Carroll, with artwork by Tom Foster, according to the listing.

Price

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Price checked: 12 Nov 2026

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Pros and cons

Pros

Continues a classic comics setting while introducing a new generational conflict.
The premise links family succession, political tension and a kidnapping.
The listing specifies a concise 64-page first edition in English.

Technical specifications

9 specifications

Publication details
Publisher	Rebellion
Publication date	21 May 2026
Edition	1st
Language	English
Print length	64 pages
ISBN-10	1837862729
ISBN-13	978-1837862726

Dimensions and installation
Dimensions	21.59 x 1.27 x 28.26 cm
Weight listed	419 g

What to know before buying

The listed publication date is 21 May 2026. Check the selected edition's availability and publication details if timing matters. The page provides aggregate ratings and mixed customer feedback, but no detailed review excerpts.

Who is it for?

A good fit for

Readers already interested in the Trigan Empire and its continuing story.
Comic readers looking for a short science-fiction saga centred on political and family conflict.
Fans curious about the new creative team and a story with greater prominence for female characters, as reported in customer feedback.

Less suited to

Readers who need a long volume or a complete standalone story. The listing describes this as the beginning of a new saga and specifies 64 pages.

Customer reviews on Amazon

3.3 / 5 · 18 ratings

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Customer feedback is mixed on the plot and artwork. Some readers enjoy the story and find the art gorgeous, while others describe the plot as drawn out and the artwork as sub-standard. Character development, particularly the increased prominence of female characters, is a reported strength. For a 64-page opening volume, opinions on pacing and art may matter more to buyers deciding whether to continue the saga. The aggregate ratings are also varied, so they do not point to a uniformly positive reception.

Positive themes

Some customers appreciate the character development and increased prominence of female characters.

Negative themes

Some customers find the plot drawn out and consider the artwork sub-standard.

Mixed feedback

Feedback differs on both the plot and artwork, with some enjoying the story and calling the art gorgeous.

Frequently asked questions

What is this volume about?

The story follows an ageing Emperor Trigo considering his successor as a kidnapping in Hericon sparks tensions between the kingdoms.

How long is the book?

The listing gives a print length of 64 pages.

Who created this new story?

The listing names Michael Carroll as writer and Tom Foster as artist.

What do customers say about the story and artwork?

Feedback is mixed. Some customers like the plot and artwork, while others find the story drawn out or the artwork below standard. Character development and the increased prominence of female characters are also appreciated.