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Elephantmen #6 By Starkings, Moritat, J. Scott Campbell & Ladrönn January 2007 32pp full color for $2.99 Diamond #NOV061868 ABANDONED BY GOD By Starkings & Moritat The announcement of the marriage of Obadiah Horn to Sahara sparks a firestorm of controversy, and even their appearance on LIFE's morning show seems destined to end in disaster. THE LAST THING I REMEMBER By Starkings, David Hine & Rob Steen Nikken's determination to create new life means that innocent African women must surrender their own lives; willingly or unwillingly. Cover by LADRÖNN, flip cover by J. SCOTT CAMPBELL & DAVE STEWART. • Story preview >> • Second story preview >> • Postcard Gallery >> • Cover Story >> • Flip Cover Story >>

"When I decided to pick up this series just on a whim...I didn't expect to become so connected with the character and the story."

— Darrell Ferguson , Life of Darrell

"Another example of the subtle characterization that marks this series: more is clearly going on here than is being told on the surface level."

— Doran Wright , Post Modern Barney

"A true sci-fi story, Elephantmen continues to be a powerful and emotionally striking read, as it shows that even in the year 2259, we still live in fear of those not like us."

— Frederik Hautain , Broken Frontier

"Possibly the best drawn series out there right now"

— Sethos , Voices from Beyond

"The way the series is presented is even more interesting than the strange characters it follows, and this issue is an excellent example. Highly recommended if you are looking for something out of the ordinary. (4.5/5)"

— Liam Creswick , Done-In-One Reviews

"I like how they focus on the Elephantmen's eyes. It really makes a dialogue heavy issue work."

— tomkaters , Bought and Thoughts

"Now (that) we're fully invested in the story, this issue builds the tension nicely."

— Greg Burgas , Comics Should Be Good

"I always walk away from this comic with a feeling of money well-spent."

— S.A. Parvaze , ComiXtreme

"Elephantmen is surprisingly good. A gimmick comic that refuses to be just a gimmick comic, I like that."

— Juan Arteaga , Alvaro's Comic Boards

"It was really interesting to see the kinds of questions that they would ask people in a situation like this, like "what would your parents think if you came home with a creature like this, and said, 'oh, we're getting engaged'?"

— Nick , Variant Edition podcast