The slow and methodical take on the birth of UFOs in popular culture has gotten a bit more interesting as it delves into the most well known UFO incident in US history, but honestly this comic is still incredibly dry. Read Full Review

Plot
This comic includes two stories, the first in the main and long story that is open for several installments and the second is a short story with a single installment:

BLUE BOOK 1947 written by JAMES TYNION IV with art by MICHAEL AVON OEMING and lettered by Tom Napolitano: Captain Emil J Smith and Kenneth Arnold began to find out other alleged sightings, to their disappointment, it was nothing more than lies from other people to become famous, however both continued in their search and met with Government security agents to express their concern, however his story was beginning to lose validity, until something happens in Roswell New Mexico, USA on June 14, 1947.

WW Mac Brazel and his son found some unknown debris and pieces of metal on their ranch, which started other rumors that an extraterrestrial ship crashed in that area, the best-known case that once again unleashed a hysteria that the government itself investigated. , all at a time when the Cold War was beginning to shake the world in paranoia.

This comic narrates many events and highlights the government's interest in investigating them.

This installment is full of interesting revelations and historical data about UFOLOGY that captivate you panel by panel with a feeling of reading/watching a documentary.

The art uses blue and black tone and color palette, which, aided by excellent body language, explains how events occur, providing a veil of mystery and suspense.

Rating 5 out of 5

TRUE WEIRD “COME ALONG. . . TO CLINTON ROAD!” by Chris Condon, Jacob Philips and Aditya Bidikar: A group of young people tell legends related to Clinton Road just as they travel it, a road that many claim is haunted, where all kinds of strange events have occurred...and they get a dose of it mysterious place.

Rating 5 out of 5 more