Becky is determined to be normal, but her scar is glowing and she keeps saying strange things, and Malcolm is doggedly trying to get her to work with him on solving this mystery. She doesn't want to be special, but she doesn't seem to have any choice.
The strangeness in Mukawgee continues with melting men and weird alien goings on. Read Full Review
In conclusion, UFOlogy and I got off on the wrong foot, but something about it kept me coming back for more and I am so glad that I did. Read Full Review
This third issue is a quick read, not for lack of substance or appeal, but because you just can't wait to learn what's going on. You're left still tense by the end, which I guess is exactly what the creative team intended. Always leave them wanting more. When does #4 come out? Read Full Review
UFOlogy is a series that will keep you entertained and invested for the whole journey. There’s no real gore and disgustingness, save for one or two mildly disturbing panels. It’s safe for even the weakest of stomachs, and healthy for the most imaginative of minds. If you’re not reading this series yet, get hip to it! Read Full Review
James Tynion IV, Noah Yuenkel, and Matthew Fox's miniseries about little green men (and other creator of varying shapes, sizes, and colors) is one of weirdest and visually striking books being put out by a major comic publisher. Read Full Review
Things are looking weirder in this town each issue and will probably continue to get even more engaging the more blobs of aliens appear and corpse parts disappear. Read Full Review
Eyeball guy from the last issue and a few others are there when Malcolm comes down to meet with Becky so maybe we'll finally figure out what they're up to. And hopefully we'll find out more about this army creation that accidentally killed our good Samaritan. He doesn't seem like he's that much of a bad guy but, well, he is sort of a bad guy, right? Who knows. Read Full Review
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