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Tradd Moore’s new comic is a love letter to catastrophic decisions and embracing your own choices (good and/or bad)
Silver Surfer: Black artist Tradd Moore teases Touch Me Someplace Nowhere, a chaotically sexual action-packed comic
NewsbyJoshua Lapin-Bertone, Contributing writer
Published on Tue Aug 04 2026
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Tradd Moore isn’t pulling any punches with his next series. The artist, who is known for his work on Silver Surfer: Black and The Strange Talent of Luther Strode, will be writing and illustrating a comic about a bender to end all benders. Touch Me Someplace Nowhere, which will be published by Oni Press in 2027, will focus on the chaotic misadventures of Kelly Muir, the child of a powerful crime family. Kelly will be embracing big mistakes, and taking the readers along for the ride.
“Kelly can’t decide if she’d rather fight, fuck, or die. Tonight, she’ll try all three,” Tradd Moore says during a panel at San Diego Comic Con 2026. “It’s a fun story honestly. I’m having a blast writing it.”
While Tradd Moore made a name for himself in creator-owned comics with the Luther Strode series with writer Justin Jordan, Touch Me Someplace Nowhere will be the first creator-owned comic he fully owns, controls, writes, and draws.
“It’s very character driven, and it’s basically a lot of bad things happen in one night,” Moore continues. “If you ever had that moment in your life where you’re just like, what if I just turn my life right now. Kelly does, and we get to watch how it affects the entire ecosystem in which she lives.”
“[Touch Me Someplace Nowhere]It’s romantic, it’s action-packed, it’s got a little bit of everything. I wanted to try to represent the Brooklyn I know. You’re turning feelings into actions. That’s the high drama of it.”
Touch Me Somewhere Nowhere is scheduled to be released sometime in 2027.
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Joshua Lapin-Bertone: Joshua is a pop culture writer specializing in comic book media. His work has appeared on the official DC Comics website, the DC Universe subscription service, HBO Max promotional videos, the Batman Universe fansite, and more. In between traveling around the country to cover various comic conventions, Joshua resides in Florida where he binges superhero television and reads obscure comics from yesteryear.
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