- Published: 14 January 2026
- ISBN: 9781603095709
- Imprint: IDW Publishing
- Format: Paperback
- Pages: 156
- RRP: $32.99
Cosmic Cadets (Book Two): Accused!
- Published: 14 January 2026
- ISBN: 9781603095709
- Imprint: IDW Publishing
- Format: Paperback
- Pages: 156
- RRP: $32.99
Praise for Cosmic Cadets (Book 1): Contact!
"A rambunctious space adventure." — Publishers Weekly
"Alves’ bold artwork really captures the intensity of the situation and the anxiety of the characters expertly. A stellar choice for middle-grade comics fans." — Booklist
"Heartfelt... readers will enjoy this thrilling escapade filled with action, friendship, family, and overcoming the fear of the unknown." — School Library Journal's Good Comics for Kids
“Cadets is the perfect adventure for anyone who's dreamed of making first contact. Fun, fast-paced, and with a ton of heart.” — Conor McCreery, author of The Last Witch
“Take the best of Star Trek (which I love) and mash it up with The Goonies (which I love), and you’ve got Cosmic Cadets (which, it turns out, I LOVE)! Heartfelt, thoughtful, and surprising, this is a story that’ll give as much to parents as it does to kids.” — Justin Peniston, writer for Sonic Prime
Praise for Cosmic Cadets (Book 1): Contact!
"A rambunctious space adventure." — Publishers Weekly
"Alves’ bold artwork really captures the intensity of the situation and the anxiety of the characters expertly. A stellar choice for middle-grade comics fans." — Booklist
"Heartfelt... readers will enjoy this thrilling escapade filled with action, friendship, family, and overcoming the fear of the unknown." — School Library Journal's Good Comics for Kids
“Cadets is the perfect adventure for anyone who's dreamed of making first contact. Fun, fast-paced, and with a ton of heart.” — Conor McCreery, author of The Last Witch
“Take the best of Star Trek (which I love) and mash it up with The Goonies (which I love), and you’ve got Cosmic Cadets (which, it turns out, I LOVE)! Heartfelt, thoughtful, and surprising, this is a story that’ll give as much to parents as it does to kids.” — Justin Peniston, writer for Sonic Prime