With their leader missing and a sand storm at their backs, the expedition has no choice but to take shelter within their newly discovered alien environment. Inside, the team must contend with their own egos as they discover strange indigenous lifeforms and impossible secrets that stretch back decades.
Into the Unbeing Part One #2 is the best second issue of any comic I've read all year. It ramps up the horror, the mystery, and unease perfectly. Into The Unbeing Part One fills you with dread, mixing sci-fi, body horror, and an electrical shock of fear. This is a must-read for all horror fans. Trust me, I'm still thinking about it! Read Full Review
So much more to explore in this issue and yet, still not a lot of answers. I'm ok with that. I like a slow burn. In issue one we got a lot of Hildur's backstory and POV and in this issue it was all about Zara. I'm wondering if Selba and Abby will get this treatment in the coming issues. The artwork in this book is a horror fans dream and the character development is top notch. I'm eagerly anticipating issue three! Read Full Review
This installment does some more flashback material to about a decade earlier in 2025 that shows some of the bleak actions one of them took as basically oil company militia types. It's a further part to highlight the kind of grim nature of the world and how it finally was so much that it pushed them away from it. But it also feels like it was a breaking point and explains why they don't feel like they're acting rationally for a lot of this. It's not bad but it leans into eco-horror enough that it made me revulse, which is the point, and want to just move forward rather than spend more time there. I'm still curious as to where it'll go but like many Thompson books, it's a damn hard read. Read Full Review
We don't really know where this series could go, but it's such a dizzying and ominous experience that we don't dare back out of it now. Read Full Review
Into the Unbeing #2 takes the simmering combination of human ego and the drive for discovery and morphs it into a slow burn story of exploring horror. Read Full Review
Into The Unbeing #2 takes a long time to get off the starting block, but eventually gets to a pace that is engaging and stimulating. It's just a shame that this happens just as the issue comes to a close. Read Full Review
I'm still not blown away, but it does tell an interesting story that I want to continue following.
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