I’m so excited to have this story back out and now we can continue reading it regularly and finding out what the creative team has in store for us in the future. I love that this story just keeps getting more and more wild and terrifying but keep us filled with excitement and wonder as time goes on. Undiscovered Country #6 hogs store shelves today and is also available via digital download . This issue is one you do not want to waste anymore timing getting I to so go pick it up ASAP! If you found anything in this issue especially exciting or have any questions about the story, feel free to let me know in the comment section below! Read Full Review

This book uses the backdrop of a pandemic, a fractured political empire, and martial law not simply to show what our own society has become, but also to emphasize what truly matters in such altered times. The conflicts around us are not what define us, what defines us is how we join with others to find ways to navigate these hurdles. Every quest gains meaning because the quest itself is an opportunity to create a better society. Read Full Review

Undiscovered Country #6 is a superb action-filled next installment in a story that speaks very much to the world today but at the same time is so well crafted that it never gets hung up on the cleverness of the symbols and iconography it references at the cost of the story or pacing. Beautifully crafted in word and image, it's an almost flawless next chapter in this strange land that the creative team is building. Read Full Review

Camuncoli and Marcello Grassi have mastered both the big, surreal world of this United States, but the art perfectly captures the madcap energy and tone of the story with art that is dazzling. Read Full Review

Undiscovered Country wraps its first arc with some big status quo changes along with a new mystery and objective. This isn't a book readers should expect to get everything laid out neatly quickly. It's more of the long game and one worthy of further exploration. Read Full Review

This is an experience you are not going to get anywhere else in comics. Undiscovered Country #6 proved just how ambitious this book is, and I could not see a reason not to look forward to more after the note that this story arc ended on. This is a dangerous game they have stepped into, and I get the feeling that we are far from seeing the worst that it has in store for them. Surely we haven't seen all the major players involved in this either. Read Full Review

So, as the arc comes to an end, I wait in anticipation for the next chapter and the drama and examination of American mythos. Read Full Review

From the clean linework to the intricate details to the varied colors, Undiscovered Country #6 is a wonderful and chaotic sensory overload. Read Full Review

Undiscovered Country #6 is driven by its visuals. The story is straightforward. It's a race to an exit while being pursued. The comic is not much more complicated than that. It's the crazy random thrown in there that is the draw. The first arc of this series is fun in a video game get to the next level sort of way and it'll be interesting to see where it goes. So far, that can be anything based on what we've already seen. While the issue isn't a spot to start, it does make things exciting to see where the series goes as it wraps up the first arc. Read Full Review

"Undiscovered Country" #6 gives an action-packed and satisfying conclusion but loses the characters' voices along the way. Read Full Review

I am excited at the idea of a comic from talented and popular voices in the direct market discussing what America means in 2020, but so far Undiscovered Country has hesitated to make its own voice heard. Read Full Review

Was lukewarm entering the series, and the first couple issues were just whatever. This issue definitely gave the series some much needed wings, but it still isn't must read IMO. It feels pretty generic at points, and the plot twists are pretty predictable. It's a shame, this book has amazing talent behind it, but it still feels like something is missing.