Dark Horse
One of the most surprising television hits of 2019 is the sci-fi space epic from Seth MacFarlane, best known for crude, animated comedies on the Fox Network. After the success of Family Guy, American Dad, and even The Cleveland Show, MacFarlane earned a new live-action dramedy set in deep space. With just 13 episodes per season, fans are left clamoring for more stories set in this derivative-but-unique universe. Soon, fans eager for more stories can read the Orville comic from Dark Horse when it debuts in July. The limited series will examine both the emotional relationships shared by the characters and the world of the series’ version of Klingons.
The Orville comic from Dark Horse will serve as connective tissue between the first and second seasons of the hit sci-fi show.