Gifted or perhaps cursed with powers that she can't control, journalism student Miriam Roberts is on run from the FBI and Russian secret agents, fleeing a crime she didn't commit and can't explain. Forced to question even her own identity, is there anyone left for Miriam to trust?
Red Atlantis has an installment where it definitely feels like the back part of the second act of a film where the characters get some downtime, deal with a little betrayal, and are split apart so that we can go into some revelations and the final fight. I like the time between Yuri and Sasha as they hash out the past a bit, even if we knew that Yuri was likely compromised from the start, and I'm enjoying seeing Christine's persistence pay off pretty well for her here while also kind of reconciling in a way with Greg over recent events. Phillips keeps things moving pretty smoothly here while Carey's artwork continues to have the right kind of feel for a project like this. Read Full Review
Stephanie Phillips' narrative leaves just enough up mystery while keeping the issue itself largely satisfying, and the art from Robert Carey compliments everything in a salt-of-the-Earth, moody way. Read Full Review
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