The Rocketeer: The Island issue 2 (2026)
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"Chapter Two: Hunters & Hunted" is the second issue of IDW Publishing's The Rocketeer: The Island. It was published on April 22, 2026.[1]
Description
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In 1937, Amelia Earhart went missing on her flight around the world. One year later, the Rocketeer is on a mission to find and rescue her!
After a rocky voyage, the Rocketeer and his crew dock on a mysterious island in the area where Amelia was last heard from. Immediately, they discover strange creatures that could just be real-life dinosaurs! Well, facing giant carnivorous monsters has to be better than staying on the ship with Betty and her cheesecake photographer, Marco…right? John Layman (Chew, Spawn: The Scorched) and Jacob Edgar (Plastic Man: No More, The Ones) continue their thrilling new series based on a story by Dave Stevens![1] |
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Gallery
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Cover A by Jacob Edgar -
Cover B by Dave Stevens (recycled 1991 art) -
Retailer incentive cover (1:10) by Carson Thorn
Trivia
- Though Betty is shown in a bikini on the cover, she actually wears an improvised coconut bra and leaf skirt in the issue, as Marco neglected to pack her swimwear.
- Goose Gander makes reference to the events of The Rocketeer: Cargo of Doom (2013), in which the Rocketeer battled dinosaurs from Skull Island in New York City, establishing continuity between the two series.
- Professor Payne recognizes the Skull Mountain Island language as "a variation of Pukupakhan, which used to be spoken on the Cooke Islands," seemingly misspellings of Pukapukan and Cook Islands.
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