Saga 12 TP
Saga 12 TP, door Brian K. Vaughan, Fiona Staples.
After a long and painful hiatus, Saga returns with its twelfth volume — and it hits just as hard as ever. Brian K. Vaughan and Fiona Staples pick up the pieces after the devastating events of Volume 9 and continue their signature blend of sweeping space opera, brutal emotional realism, and razor-sharp political commentary.
In this volume, Hazel is growing up fast, and the scars of her family’s past are catching up with her. Old enemies resurface, alliances shift, and nothing is sacred — not love, not loyalty, and certainly not life. The tone is darker, more reflective, yet still full of the irreverent humor and wild imagination that made Saga a phenomenon. From interstellar fugitives and revolutionaries to outlaws and bounty hunters, every character is pushed to the brink — emotionally and literally.
Fiona Staples continues to dazzle with expressive, kinetic artwork that brings every planet, creature, and quiet moment to life. Her visual storytelling captures both the vastness of Saga’s universe and the intimacy of its heartbreaks. Meanwhile, Vaughan’s writing is as sharp as ever: unflinching, compassionate, and never afraid to punch you in the gut.
This trade paperback collects issues #61–66 and marks a major turning point in the story. It’s a testament to Saga’s enduring power that after such a long break, the series returns without missing a beat — raw, resonant, and utterly unputdownable.
Whether you’ve followed Hazel since the beginning or are just catching up, Saga Vol. 12 is essential reading. It’s not just a space fantasy — it’s a deeply human story about survival, family, and the messy beauty of love in all its forms.
Collects SAGA #67-72
