Zodiac Starforce returns!
 
After defeating a former Zodiac Starforce member and her mean-girl minions, the girls thought theyd get a little break! But a new big bads come out to play, and demons are starting to overrun the downtown!

“It’s fantastic having the Zodiac Starforce team back in action and they’re better than ever. Cries of the Fire Prince has only just begun, but it’s already fulfilling its promise of delivering more magical girl action and witty comedy with just a touch of drama and intrigue. And what intrigue!” -KABOOOOOM!

“This story is all about having strength as a person first, and these people just happen to be women. It’s a story that Kevin Panetta writes well, and I got sucked in quick as a licorice whip. It’s detailed enough to be interesting, but keeps the pages flowing as smoothly as possible.” -Comic Crusaders

“Witty dialogue, combined with an engaging story and beautiful art, this is a great introduction to the new story arc. I’m curious to see where this new adventure will take them, and seeing how things will unfold. . If you missed seeing these girls as much as I did, do yourself a favour and grab a copy ASAP!” -Impulse Gamer

“Kevin Panetta and Paulina Ganucheau bring so much of themselves to the pages of this book. Yes it is part of the “magic girl” genre. Yes, there are certain tropes that you may find in its pages. But Zodiac Starforce is like nothing I have read before. You may go in expecting something like Sailor Moon, but you will come out loving this group better.” -The GWW

“I hated the idea of only ever getting four issues of Zodiac Starforce, and Cries of the Fire Prince #1 brings back all the magical girl charm of the first series with even stronger writing and artwork. Today’s debut issue will undoubtedly delight longtime fans of the original miniseries, and this is a perfect time to catch up on the first volume before diving back into Panetta and Ganucheau’s heartfelt take on a much-beloved genre.” -Newsarama

“Paulina Ganucheau in particularly really shines here in a lot of ways because of the fun expressiveness of the characters combined with Sarah Stearn breathing such life into it through the color work.” -The Fandom Post