- Publisher: Dark Horse Comics
- Series: Break Out (Issue #3 / 2022 Series)
- Grade: Raw (Estimated VF/NM 9.0+)
- Format: Direct Edition Cover A Single Issue
- Key Significance: Penultimate Chapter / Sci-Fi Heist Miniseries
- Key Characters: Liam Watt
- Creative Team: Zack Kaplan (Writer), Wilton Santos (Artist / Cover Artist), Jason Wordie (Colorist), Jim Campbell (Letterer)
Hazel comics
Break Out #3 (Raw VF/NM) - Dark Horse Comics Cover A (Zack Kaplan / Wilton Santos)
Break Out #3 (Raw VF/NM) - Dark Horse Comics Cover A (Zack Kaplan / Wilton Santos)
Couldn't load pickup availability
Add a sci-fi heist miniseries to your online comic shop with Break Out #3 (Cover A), published by Dark Horse Comics! Written by Zack Kaplan (Eclipse, Port of Earth) and illustrated by Wilton Santos (Excalibur, Star Wars: Doctor Aphra), with colors by Jason Wordie and lettering by Jim Campbell.
The top-left corner features the Dark Horse Comics logo box alongside the issue trade dress indicating 003 | Cover A | $3.99. Spanning the top is the bold white title logo BREAK OUT, with creator credits directly underneath (ZACK KAPLAN • WILTON SANTOS • JASON WORDIE • JIM CAMPBELL).
The geometric sci-fi cover artwork—crafted by Wilton Santos and Jason Wordie—features glowing red cubic prison cells floating in deep space, revealing characters and robotic warden constructs trapped inside isometric structures.
In this intense penultimate chapter of the high-stakes sci-fi heist series, a massive alien cube has hovered over Earth for years, randomly abducting young adults into its mysterious, fortress-like interior. When high schooler Liam Watt's younger brother is taken, Liam assembles a ragtag team of teenage specialists to execute an impossible rescue operation inside the alien structure. In Issue #3, as the heist hits a critical turning point, internal tensions rise and security countermeasures threaten to trap the crew forever.
This unslabbed raw comic issue is in top-tier collectible condition (estimated VF/NM 9.0 or better), featuring clean edges, sharp corners, a flat spine, and vibrant red-and-blue isometric print detailing—making it an essential pickup for Zack Kaplan readers, indie sci-fi enthusiasts, and Dark Horse miniseries completionists.
Share
