Husband-and-wife intelligence agents Janosh and Victorya Neumann fled Russia for their lives, winding up as assets for the United States. But when the U.S. government abandons them, Jan and Victorya are on their own as their past, in the form of a Russian operative, confronts them. With only each other to depend upon, will the couple have a future? The real-life saga reaches its finale, courtesy of acclaimed writer Ron Marz and rising star artist Marco Castiello.
Almost American has definitely been an interesting and engaging read overall with some fun moments along the way. Marz did a solid job of bringing the tale to life and making it something that you felt invested in throughout. It's definitely interesting to read this final installment considering real-world events now as well. I'm not a fan of the artists changing in the final issue but this one at least takes a different turn in terms of storytelling that it makes less of an impact overall. It's a good series in full and something that speaks to an age I grew up in with tales like this so it certainly has its appeal. It's also a welcome change from a lot of other projects AfterShock Comics works with and I'm definitely glad they're willing to take chances on things like this. Read Full Review
Cliched writing, anti-dramatic sequences, and the omission of any interesting aspects leaves Almost American dead on arrival. Read Full Review
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