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Solar Flare #3

7/28/2017

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Solar Flare #3
Scout Comics 2017
Written by James Haick III
Illustrated by Branko Jovanovic
Coloured by Song Ye
Lettered by AndWorld Design

    Jake searches for his visiting friends as his family prepares for a dinner meeting that could reveal what is causing the green aurora and electric outage.

    Now I know most people and we are not afraid to admit that one of our guilty pleasures is watching those made for SyFy disaster movies.  My friends this is like that but one hundred times better, more realistic and the production value alone is something else.  What James is able to do with the story is exactly what needs to be done for an audience to understand the technical stuff while not feeling like anything has been dumbed down.  

    This issue takes us on a nice balanced journey.  It has the right blend of Jake trying to figure out what’s going on, discovering the state of the town and action sequences.  The revelations that come aren’t that much a surprise to us but to him yeah and it’s only going to get worse the more he learns.  Which by the way is something that I am so looking forward to.  The more people around Jake that we meet the more likely things are to skyrocket out of control at some point and of course with looters, opportunists and whack jobs out there ready to step up and take what control they can we’re guaranteed some interesting moments.

    Now with this massive solar flare and emp that came with it the power is out and as it so happens it’s dark out.  The Earth is surrounded by this green/blue hazy light show thanks to the CME and it’s messing with people.  However the interior artwork isn’t challenged by this at all.  No it’s extremely impressive to see this kind of darkness represented and how it impacts the reader making them think how it impacts the characters.  The use of page layouts through angles, perspective and the utilisation of backgrounds is superbly done.  The attention to detail is magnificent to see.  The visuals really hammer home the story and that’s as it should be.

    The way this series has been structured is fantastic to me.  We’re in issue three and we’re getting to some of what i’d call the meat of the story.  We opened with a now moment and here we are still in the past seeing how things got to that point and it doesn’t feel like it’s either taking too long or being rushed through.  There’s a natural progression to the story and how it needs to unfold that I am impressed with.  

    So far the characterisation is equally as impressive.  I say so far because this is just the beginning we’re going to see some drastic changes in people as truths are revealed and the reality of the situation changes and becomes more dire.  So there will be plenty of character development still to come and while I anticipate that it’s still exciting because we haven't finished meeting everyone yet.  

    This is one of the best examples I’ve ever seen in how to come up with a premise and then execute it flawlessly so that it can appeal to the widest segment of readers possible.  This is a must read story folks so order the trade today!  

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Iceman #3

7/28/2017

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Iceman #3
Marvel Comics 2017
Written by Sina Grace
Illustrated by Alessandro Vitti
Coloured by Rachelle Rosenberg
Lettered by VC’s Joe Sabino

    Saving kids and beating up bigots is all in a day’s work, but talking about feelings?  Now that’s scary, however, after talking to his ex-girlfriend Kitty Pryde, Bobby is beginning to realise that the road to self-discovery and acceptance isn’t one he has to walk alone….

    The one thing about Bobby that’s been pretty consistent the entire time I’ve read the X-Men is that his parents hate that he’s a mutant.  They’ve distanced themselves from him for it and it’s been bad at the best of times.  So now that he’s coming to a new realisation about himself it’s only going to get harder, although maybe gay is better than being a mutant who knows?   God bless his little gay mutant heart though because he’s never given up on them.

    So the opening is fantastic love the way he group texted people to say hey sorry i’ve been at a distance but let’s talk.  It was  nice move that was facilitated last issue with Kitty’s words of encouragement.  Though I have to admit the selection of who got the texts was interesting and the last one “who dis” was the best one!  

    The family dinner was awkward enough but then again it is something Sina brought to us to drive a point home.  This wasn’t supposed to be nice.  Also it kind of stresses the fact that Bobby has no life outside of being a mutant.  He needs to find something to do on the side, a hobby or something to get him more well rounded as a person.  This whole meeting halfway is a two-way street and if Bobby wants his dad to meet him he has to do the same thing and I really like that Sina didn’t hold back on either side of that here.  

    Absolutely loved the interior artwork here!  There’s something about Vitti’s linework that really makes this pop.  Plus seeing Bobby iced up it really makes that impact needed to stress that he’s not only different but powerful as well.  The way he used the page layouts through their angles, perspective and utilisation of those backgrounds was freakin delightful!  Marvel as a company might downplay the importance of the artist but this is the example why he’s essential to a successful series!

    Seeing Bobby reach his breaking point was perfectly done.  It’s long past due for him to take this all more seriously, I get the humour as a defense mechanism but he’s one of the most powerful people on the planet and should start acting like it.  That he went off like that after they threatened his family well that on both sides was important.  Almost as important as what his mom said to him as we closed this issue.  The whole thing with them is a process, never ending and always evolving and that is life.  The characterisation, story development and pacing here are wonderfully done and give the reader one heck of an experience.

    This is strong and important storytelling and not because of Bobby being gay but because he’s also a mutant and is seen by society as different.  We are so used to shunning people who don’t fit a certain type in our eyes and it’s high time a book came along to say here’s how i’m coping with being different.

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The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo #2

7/28/2017

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The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo #2
Hard Case Crime/Titan Comics 2017
Written by Sylvain Runberg
Illustrated by Homs
Translated by Rachel Zerner
Lettered by Phillipe Glogowski
Based on the Novel Trilogy by Stieg Larsson

    Hired to investigate an unresolved missing person's case, discredited journalist Mikael Blomkvist headed to Hedeby Island in order to further explore the various twists and turns of the Vanger family history. Aided by the brilliant but deeply troubled hacktavist Lisbeth Salander, Blomkvist soon discovered a link between the disappearance and a brutal trail of murder, deception and dark secrets leading right to the heart of the Vanger family. But can the two investigators track down the culprit before another victim surfaces?

    I’m sorry but if this is the adaptation to the novel I need to now read it!  I mean I know a lot people say great things about it and then the movie came out.  So that this is based off the book to me is slam dunk home run.  The way this is written, the depth of the characterisation and how the ebb and flow of it just seems to incredibly natural is almost beyond description.  Yes both of these issues are oversized so it’s only taking two issues to tell the story but I couldn’t have been happier with that unless it had been an original graphic novel.

    This isn’t a huge issue but it’s definitely big coming in at 62 pages.  It does make me miss those old 100 page giants back in the day.  But this one completes one story so there’s that added bonus.  The fact that we meet the characters the way we do and get a pretty solid and clear understanding of them is wonderfully done.  I mean from setup and on the verge of completely disgraced to trusted and celebrated Mikeal with Lisbeth’s help really does what he set out to do.  Granted it’s not in the way he intended but that’s why the story is so gosh darn good.

    The interiors here are utterly spectacular.  The attention to detail here is great and the way the work just comes to life on the page makes this more interesting.  The use of page layouts through their angles, perspective and the utilisation of backgrounds are stunning.  This may not be the most realistic style out there but it has so much emotion and depth to it that you get lost in this version and there’s no mistaking the emotions and feelings it evokes in you.

    I have to say that we see as much of Lisbeth’s personal life as do is nice as well.  It really does flesh her out so much more.  The background of her family and the fact that her twin sister totally blows her off and doesn’t claim her as family is the harshest thing i’ve seen in a long time, but I totally relate mine did the same thing.  I do like that we see these things so we have a better understanding of how she sees people and why she doesn’t get close to them.  Also how she views sexual partners it’s very well portrayed and if this is all taken from the book I have to go get it now.

    Titan has quickly become the home for franchises to take their properties and branch out of movies and books.  The talent they are able to get to bring this to life like this makes for an extraordinary adventure.  I'm ready bring on the next one!


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Shirtless Bear-Fighter #2

7/28/2017

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Shirtless Bear-Fighter #2
Image Comics 2017
Created & Written by Jody Leheup & Sebastian Girner
Created & Illustrated by Nil Vendrell
Coloured by Mike Spicer
Lettered by Dave Lanphear

    Savage, wild-eyed bears are attacking cities across America, and only the Shirtless Bear-Fighter can stop them! But as Shirtless punches his way through wave after wave of not-so-friendly fozzies, one question looms large in his furious mind...just what is driving these bears so damn crazy? Enter...THE HILLBILLY WARLOCK!

    To be honest i’m not usually one for mindless silly stuff, i’m not a fan of the Airplane movies or any like them.  I like there to be some intelligent humour in my silliness, along the lines of British humour.  So it comes a nice surprise to me that i’m totally into this book.  It’s completely and totally over the top in it’s absurdity and I love every moment of it.  There is one moment of absolute crass humour that should be totally offensive but I laughed uncontrollably, and if you guess what that is i’ll send ya a lollipop.

    At this point i’m not even sure there is a real story here to follow.  I mean okay so something has the bears riled up and they are attacking cities and Shirtless is there to stop them.  Including in San Francisco a totally different kind of Bear fighting!  Which is another thing that I think was brilliantly done here as that was kind of snuck in without much attention or fanfare.   Though I was sad he beat up a Panda, which technically isn’t a bear.  Those are my most favourite animals in the known universe.  This could keep going the whole unstoppable force meets immovable object and neither side really knowing why are they are constantly fighting.  

    The interiors here are great.  I’m a little sad there isn’t any nekkid Shirtless this issue and the introduction of the Hillbilly well that visually may have scarred me for life.  Still the attention to detail is interesting and there’s no denying it has it’s own unique charm to it.  The use of page layouts through angles, perspective and use of backgrounds are extremely well done, though you all know I want more use of backgrounds they really are a lost art nowadays.  Still the vision, creativity and imagination that we see is great.

    This is not for the squeamish or the easily offended it’s full of good old fashioned adult themes and humour.  There are plenty of offensive moments meant to push buttons but it’s not meant to be hateful and that’s clearly evident.  This is some old fashioned over the top stupid humour fun that pushes the boundaries of what we think and accept as normal.  

    Let your inner self sleep while you take a ride on the looney bin bus because this is the ride you’ve been wanting to take for ages.

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Fantomah Season 1 #1

7/28/2017

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Fantomah Season 1 #1
Chapterhouse Comics 2017
Written by Ray Fawkes
Illustrated by Soo Lee
Lettered by Andrew Thomas

    24-year-old Paz Gallegos has been plagued with visions. Visions she doesn’t understand. Visions of a ghostly figure floating below the surface of her dreams. When her younger sisters abruptly go missing one evening, Paz finds herself in a desperate and dangerous race against the clock. After striking out at a member of the local gang Tres Sorrow, Paz is thrown off a bridge to her certain death. But instead, something awakens in Paz Gallegos, and she is transformed into the dreaded Fantomah. Now she is hell-bent on finding her sisters, no matter how much blood will have to be spilled on the way.

    I’m intrigued despite the flaws of this first issue.  We don’t see Paz’s visions per se at least not as affecting her day to day life or being the cause of the headache she claimed to have.  That she was already somehow connected to Fantomah is something I look forward to seeing explored as well as learning more about it’s origins i this hispanic community.  Ray is a strong writer and that he fails to really connect the two this issue surprises me.  

    Also Paz has a headache at work then passes out from it and the next thing we know she’s running to pick up the twins at school but she’s running late.  Now that would’ve been a great opportunity to show us, the readers, the connection between the girl and the supernatural entity as well show us WHY she was late picking the girls up.  What happened to her when she passed out?  It’s a glaring omission that leaves you shaking your head.  

    You can see the inexperience in Soo’s work on the interiors here as well.  The use of backgrounds then the random blank background show us she’s not used to working on a book like this.  Also the inconsistencies in not seeing face details.  However she’s also got some nice talent and with experience comes better work and I can see from this she’s got hella potential.  The use of page layouts through angles and perspective are nicely done.  

    There is a point where Paz sees some guys she used to know who apparently run a slave trade.  Well they are cogs in the wheel of one anyway.  She accuses them of taking her sisters because of her actions earlier on.  Now this is something not so nice or easy to touch upon, the slave trade of young girls.  It gives Paz a reason to fight the gangs yes but again there’s a disconnect with how she knew that and how we see it.  Plus we don’t know if they even had the girls at all.  After the issue ends we’re still left wondering where her sisters are and that’s a little disheartening.  

    Despite all this there is potential here.  Ray’s a strong writer and given some time to smooth things out and find a groove this could be big.  There’s a great concept here and one that we don’t see a lot of, the whole female hispanic lead based upon a mythology of a culture we know little about.  This is when you give a book until the end of the first arc to see if they can pull it together before dropping it because the hope and talent are there they just need to coalesce.  

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Captain Canuck Season 3 #1

7/28/2017

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Captain Canuck Season 3 #1
Chapterhouse Comics 2017
Written by Kalman Andrasofszky
Illustrated by Leonard Kirk & Emmanuelle Chateauneuf
Coloured by Yinfaowai Harrison
Lettered by Andrew Thomas

    Empowered by an alien artifact found in Canada’s frozen North, Tom Evans is Captain Canuck, champion of the oppressed and the exploited. He’s the hero Canada has been waiting for, but is he strong enough to stand against the greatest threats the world has ever known? Tom Evans has walked away from Equilibrium, his brother Michael, and the mantle of Captain Canuck. With Captain Canuck out of the picture, P.A.C.T.— the paranormal investigation branch of CSIS—has been forced to contend with a seemingly unstoppable alien threat tearing its way across the planet.

    For those of you who haven’t been following, or aware of, Captain Canuck don’t worry this is a great jumping on point for new readers.  Not only do we get some crazy good, strong and compelling characterisation but Kalman also manages to throw in some action along with the direction that this season of the character is taking.  

    I like how this issue opens up and flows throughout the book.  Open with the threat and a pseudo explanation about what’s happened to Captain Canuck.  So this gives us reason to go checking on the man and see what he’s up to these days since hanging up the tights.  It’s logical, interesting and is extremely easy to follow all the things that make getting into the series and the characters a pleasure.  

    I do like the interior artwork here as well.  There’s a lot of time spent away from the suits and the fighting but that doesn’t mean there isn’t any action to be seen.  The people have these great looks, the body proportions are stellar and the faces have life.  The way that page layouts are done through their angles, perspective and the utilisation of backgrounds really make a great impression and make the flow the story sail smoothly.  

    That we are getting such a great look at Tom, his childhood relationship with his father and by extension his brother we this fantastic look at the family dynamic.   It’s easy to see where the passion for what they are doing lies and comes from.  Tom’s desire to finish what his father had started though he’s completely unaware of the whole, unedited, story.  Combine that with what’s happening in the present and how we’re seeing it I have to say this is a sheer delight to watch unfold.  The structure of this issue is great and the pacing is strong and gives you this snapshot into the man’s life in perfect portions.

    It’s my hope that more and more people become exposed to series like this one.  There are so many high quality books, creators and characters from some solid companies.  This is Canada’s premiere superhero folks and he’s got a rich full history to explore alongside these current adventures.  

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Kid Sherlock #2

7/27/2017

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Kid Sherlock #2
Action Lab 2017
Written & Lettered by Justin Phillips
Illustrated by Sean Gregory Miller
Coloured by Lesley Atlansky

    It’s another day in Baker Elementary room 221 until show and tell is disrupted by disaster. Watson takes the opportunity to try and make friends but ends up questioning his current friendship with Sherlock Holmes as Sherlock is oblivious to his feelings. But when Watson is accused of stealing, Sherlock is forced to face something terrifying: his own feelings.
    

    While this may be an all-ages book don’t let that fool you because this is one hell of a great read no matter what age you are!  The kind of storytelling that Justin manages to pull off here is freakin brilliant and I kid you not.  I mean let’s face it we’ve all wondered what a young Sherlock Holmes would’ve been like and to put him in a modern elementary school and have his sidekick/best friend be a dog not only makes this super cute but super interesting.

    The characterisation here is beyond what anyone should expect.  From the get go this issue we see Watson trying to be a friend and offer to help Emma when her dolly comes up missing.  This sets things on a downward spiral between him and Sherlock as the later doesn’t want anything to do with helping Emma.  There’s a lesson to be learned here from this interaction and it’s one no one has thought to teach Sherlock to date.   Sherlock may be super smart but he’s also a jerk sometimes and he needs the warm outgoing Watson to temper that and let him seem likable, if that’s at all possible.

    Then there’s the way that Sherlock is able to solve something so incredibly easily.  I mean it doesn’t take him much other than simple observation to deduce what really happened in school today.  Though his presentation leaves a little to be desired the outcome well that’s kind of a forgone conclusion.  It’s how things get there though that’s really the fun part. So that Justin can balance the two things here is incredibly well done and will entertain you regardless of your age.

    Sean Gregory and Lesley do some wonderful work on the interiors here.  I loved the opening with its more traditional style of comic art that then switches over to the cutesy all-ages kids style.  The use of page layouts, angles and perspective are extremely well done.  There’s no clutter and the story is easy to follow visually which is important for that all-ages aspect.  

    Doesn’t matter which version of Sherlock Holmes you’re a fan of this is going thrill you.  It’s perfect for younger new readers to get them interested not just in comics but reading period.  It’s a great learning tool and reminder why we need friends in our lives and what it takes to keep them.  

    If I were a teacher I’d grade this as an A+

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Bankshot #2

7/27/2017

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Bankshot #2
Dark Horse Comics 2017
Written & Lettered by Alex de Campi
Illustrated by Chriscross
Coloured by Snakebite Cortez

    Marcus King was shot in the back, paralyzed, and left for dead. But fate, a beautiful woman, and science intervened. Now King has returned, better than ever, on a mission to take down the most dangerous adversary from his past: the Dutchman.

    I will say this much Alex is writing one hell of an interesting story here.  I like the fact that we are seeing how she’s got the then and now going on and it’s clearly understandable.  The way we are getting to see how all this is playing out gives us the best opportunity to get to know Marcus as a person and that means we get that chance to actually like him and root for him.  The fact that the company man came, saw what was in his bag and tried to kill him, with a pillow, was telling.  Telling because a pillow really guy was an amateur.  Though it’s inferred that this sets the stage for him to embarrass the company and those responsible for his predicament.  

    Oh it is so well done too!  Actually I’m pretty impressed all around with what we’re seeing here.  The pacing, the story structure, development and characterisation are all so solid and strong and make for some really compelling reading.  It has the perfect flow to keep us entertained and informed.  While motivations all around may be somewhat mysterious love and affection tend to make people do strange and unpredictable things.  I’m guessing that is why his doctor took him on the way she did and why she introduced him to….

    Now Chriscross and Snakebite, really guys, do some incredibly good work on the interiors here.  The linework is clean, strong, fresh and exciting to see since it’s got such great attention to detail.  They don’t shy away from anything here from backgrounds, to shading what we see on the pages is gorgeously rendered.  The use of page layouts through angles and perspective really help make the flow of the story run smoothly.

    So we get a lot of information this issue.  It feels like an oversized or giant issue but it’s not and that thrills me to no end.  It means that the way this is presented to us is darn near perfect.  So we see how Marcus got shot, got his legs back, was introduced to the man who helped with that, where and how he’s stationed now.  We see how he’s been able to fund his little crusade of finding the Dutchman, who shot him in the back and left him for dead.  I don’t think there’s been one stone left unturned.

    I’m invested in these characters, excited by the course of events and thrilled for where I see things going.  This may not have spandex or super powers but it does a little classic science fiction and all types of good old fashioned war tactics to place Marcus on par with any fictional spy you can think of.  

    Dark Horse Comics keeps bringing us these fantastic stories that somehow are able to blend reality and fiction.

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Crosswind #2

7/27/2017

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Crosswind #2
Image Comics 2017
Created & Written by Gail Simone
Created & Illustrated by Cat Staggs
Lettered by Simon Bowland

    The mind-breaking crime fantasy continues! Slick Chicago hitman Cason Bennett and mousy Seattle housewife Juniper Blue have inexplicably switched bodies and lives, and a heartless, relentless killer seems intent on killing them both.

    Gail and Cat are taking the Freaky Friday concept to a whole new level here.  Honestly as I started reading this I was almost lost and confused before I remembered that last issue ended with the pair swapping places.  I loved the fact that as i’m reading this it all started coming back to me and then the mysterious voice on the phone got through to each of them and we started to really see how different their personalities were.  

    Seriously Gail goes and does some magnificent work on the characterisation here.  You may see some things when they are in their “regular” bodies but being swapped like they are their personality traits really stand out.  With these new more pronounced ways of seeing them their current predicaments are even more outstandingly delicious.  I don’t mean this guy who seems to hold some kind of grudge against the both of them either.  No I mean in their day to day lives.  

    Oh sweet mother of pearl bailey does Cat make these interiors sing.  The attention to detail is phenomenal and that it looks just short of photographic blows my mind.  Seriously the way the characters pop, the facial expressions and most importantly the body language that we see is effin brilliantly translated onto the page.  It’s easy to see why feminine men are seen as gay that female take to them Cat nails the feminine mannerisms on him in ways you never expect to see.  The way page layouts are used through their angles, perspective and the utilisation of backgrounds make this book as incredible as it can be and so much more.

    Now it’s interesting to see a man like Bennett being thrust into a housewife’s body.   A stepmom and honestly a trophy wife.  He’s a guy who’s been doing things with women that aren’t his girlfriend or wife so that he now finds himself having to deal with a schmuck of a husband and a teenage stepson well it’s absolutely fabulous.  Her whole demeanor is one of a bitch who don’t care, not a care or a worry in the world and does as she pleases.  It’s so different from the subservient woman in his body.

    I’m really looking forward to seeing how Juniper grows as a person being stuck in his body.  With what we’ve seen and what we learn how she’s going to become a stronger person is going to be something to see.  It’s probably going to have to be the bigger transformation.

    Separately each of these powerhouse creators is known for doing some incredible work but together it seems they are taking that to a new level.  Who knew they could already be on top and still produce work that was even better than anything they’ve done before?  The quality of work here raises the bar and standard for everyone else in the industry.

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Zojaqan #1

7/27/2017

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Zojaqan #1
Vault Comics 2017
Written by Collin Kelly & Jackson Lanzing
Illustrated by Nathan Gooden
Coloured by Vittorio Astone
Lettered by Deron Bennett

    Grieving mother Shannon Kind awakens on a primordial world, mysteriously wielding the power to shape its destiny. Will she be this world's savior - or its destroyer?

    Guys do me one favour will ya, no more coloured boxes with coloured fancy script writing, while it may look cool my poor eyes had a hard time reading it.

    One of the first things you have to do with this one is take in Nathan and Vittorio’s work on the interiors.  Because while the words are essential to understanding Shannon the interior artwork is essential to understanding this world.  The use of page layouts is extraordinary to see through their angles, perspective and utilisation of backgrounds.  The alien landscapes are so utterly foreign and beautiful.  Seeing Shannon in the midst of all this that’s so different it’s hard to put into words how stunning it is.  The creativity and imagination that we’re seeing here is staggering and stunning in it’s scope.

    The story itself is both maddeningly and beautiful.  We get that Shannon had a traumatic event or series of events that have happened to her and it shapes how we see her.  While at times it does feel like we’re in the middle of some kind of acid trip of psychedelic trip through the looking glass, mm mushrooms, and that can be frustrating it never deters you from soldiering on to find out exactly what’s going on.  

    We don’t see how or why Shannon leaves the comforts of Earth and her home to end up here and i’m more than okay with that.  Leave it be mysterious and unexplained, ala the Twilight Zone, it’s more ambiguously interesting that way. I like that human nature battles how she feels and while she claims she’s ready to give up and yet her actions speak so much differently.  It’s kind of like never knowing how strong you are or what you are capable of until you’re in a situation where it’s proven.

    The characterisation here is superbly done.  I like getting to know the contradiction that is Shannon.  She’s strong willed and extremely independent and yet can’t seem to get over her losses.   The pacing of this issue is interesting as we see her go through phases in the planet's timeline so that each stop or experience is helping to shape her.  It’s like experiencing something you’ve never seen before and yet can still identify with somehow.  

    There’s something I take away from this that i’m curious to see if others do as well.  I mean there are no guarantees in life and nothing is ever going to go like you want it to no matter how hard you try.  So it’s learning to make the best of what you’ve got and been dealt, overcome the little things and learn, grow and evolve into the best version of you.  That is what I see Shannon having to do and i’m interested in seeing her take that journey.  It just so happens she gets to do it in this gorgeously foreign landscape.

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