Money Shot: The F*ck Offs #1 Review — Vault’s Raunchy Sci-Fi Comedy Goes Cosmic

Money Shot: The F*ck Offs #1 is exactly the kind of comic that tells you what it is before you even open the cover. It is loud, crude, cosmic, ridiculous, and very intentionally built for mature readers who like their science fiction with satire, chaos, and zero interest in playing safe. From Vault Comics, this new arc brings together writers Tim Seeley and Patton Oswalt, artist Garth Graham, colorist Maksim Strelkov, and letterer Crank! for one of the wildest entries in the Money Shot universe yet. The issue arrives on August 5, 2026, and it pushes the series into full crossover-event parody territory. Readers looking for more from the publisher can check out Vault Comics, while Comic Book Addicts’ ongoing coverage can be found through our Vault Comics archive. A Cosmic Event With No Interest in Being Serious The setup is gloriously absurd. A strange force has returned after millennia to gather champions from across the galaxy for a massive competition. In most comics, that would mean a universe-shaking battle tournament. In Money Shot: The F*ck Offs #1, it becomes something much stranger, much dirtier, and much more interested in mocking the grand tradition of comic book events. ...