Dunno why shows no review but great issue

This was actually pretty fun.

One crazy psycho is trying to control aliens. But this time he has made the ultimate weapon. A KING alien. In this of course humans are the real monsters as they hurt, betray. And kill each other. The human story is okay. The alien story is great. The queen vs the king? I wanna see this on screen one day.

A solid ending. Nothing ever lived up to the first volume, which was a great stance on PDST and how it effects everyone. Having a monster, a real monster inside of you, and dealing with almost dying prior was great. The next to volumes have ideas, but not fully there in execution. Some fun moments of Jennifer trying to be herself again, and a satisfying turn of events at the end, but the whole evil master mind behind it all didn't work for me.

Overall, solid but not great.

While I did feel it got a bit long winded at points, and never a huge fan of written letters in books like comics since the font makes it hard to read, I really did enjoy a lot of this. This is basically our "hero" getting deeper into the organization. Understanding how the powers to be use their influences to control and even CREATE things. Monsters. Sometimes they are real...sometimes...they are manifested. A more supernatural feel and themes but still just as powerful. Some great stuff.

A good issue, Jon is great and love the way he deals with a threat trying NOT to fight or kill. But I don't care about the villains and nothing has really changed that, making me not care too much about what's going to happen. A 3 out of 5.

Whoa one of the better alien stories. A doctor using his past to bring forth a new future. Lots of twist and turns with thr aliens being the least horrible thing on this ship.

Besides some great alien designs and cool plot ideas the actual pacing, characters and art are lackluster at best.

Garbage...could hardly read through it.

Clark has to make a tough choice that will no doubt have big repercussions. On top of that we have our two heroine leads whooping ass.

A pretty solid tale of a man who used his religion to survive the horrors of the aliens. Some neat twist and good art but overall too short to make a impact.