Intelligent, engaging and just all around incredibly fun, The Wrong Earth #6 is a great conclusion to the first "season" of an excellent comic, with some fun short stories packed in for good measure. Read Full Review

Carol Lay, Matt Brady, and Steffie De Vaan deliver prose with Lay, Joe Orsak, and Cayetano Valenzuela providing illustrations. All are interesting reads and feel like the in addition to bonus of the comic which makes you feel like you're getting even more bang for your buck. Read Full Review

And so it ends for now. I look forward to the inevitable meet-up between Dragonflyman and Dragonfly.

The first season of Wrong earth end there.
This book show the two heroes facing some consequences of their actions and how they adapt to their world. It's a little funny to see them having the same strategie for keeping their secret safe.
We see that both earth have their flaws, and none of both heroes is better than the other.
This book succeed to pass the simple Adam's West Batman/Batman Dark Knight mixup.
And we even have a look to another earth and a mystery about both earth's water.
As a back-up we have the end of the story between Dragonfly & Cracker.

Cover - I like it and it's a little related. 1.5/2
Writing - I really like Deuce. And I really like how the story are construct. 3/3
Arts - Love the arts. 3/3
Feeling - Their is something making me uncomfortable, but I can't say what. 1.5/2 more

I shall repeat myself: best comic book series at this particular moment in time. Too bad it ended (for now).