PREVIEW: "Saucer Country" #2

[CBR News]

Courtesy of Vertigo Comics, CBR presents a preview of Paul Cornell and Ryan Kelly's "Saucer Country" #2. Governor Alvarado's campaign for the White House continues April 11!


Full article here (http://www.comicbookresources.com/?page=article&id=38055).

[CTpitch]

One of the new vertigo titles I'll be reading for awhile :smile:

[Melfice]

I need to pick the first issue up, and is this an 8 issue mini series right?

[CTpitch]

I need to pick the first issue up, and this is a 8 issue mini series right?

Nope. It's a full blown ongoing
The New deadwardians is going to last 8

[Melfice]

Oh very interesting because I love the theme of Saucer Country and I wonder where they are going to go with the story/book. I also reading New Deadwardians as well. I like the first issue so far

[Cryptid]

I just finished reading the new issue, and I'm sold on this series. Cornell is still withholding the satirical fantasy imagery that made Wisdom and MI13 such a hoot, but the unreliable point-of-view underlying every page of this story, ranging from political spin to hypnotic regression, creates an atmosphere of paranoia and possibility that more than compensates for the book's coy take on its other-worldly premise. Along with American Vampire, this series has made me think twice about declaring that Image is the new Vertigo, despite the impressive showing of books like Saga, Secret, Fatale, and Chew. It's a revelation (as it were) to see Cornell turn his satirical gifts from British scenarios to the odd admixture of cynicism and raw belief that gives the American experience its distinctive flavor. My wallet endorses Saucer Country (as both a series and a phrase that handily captures the topsy-turvy insecurities of my homeland).

Drop Avengers (or whatever). Read this.

[Red_10]

I was a little iffy after the first issue, but I really enjoyed the second. I'll be following this title for a while I think.

[LooneyKoala]

I really liked #1. But was still unsure about whether I'd keep following it. But now after #2 I can safely say that I plan to continue buying it, hopefully for a long time. And I feel the urge to put it on my pull list :biggrin:

[IsaiahPLG]

I'm digging this book, I'll be picking it up for a while.

[theloupgaroukid]

I really liked #1. But was still unsure about whether I'd keep following it. But now after #2 I can safely say that I plan to continue buying it, hopefully for a long time. And I feel the urge to put it on my pull list :biggrin:

Agreed. Paul Cornell has some long range plans and I can't wait to see where he takes the story. Ryan Kelly's art is awesome as well, each character distinct and expressive.

[The Ray II]

#1 didn't wow me, but #2 killed it in a lot of ways.