Seeking the truth behind a decades-old murder in the seemingly sleepy town of Patience, Washington, the stranded alien known as Dr. Harry Vanderspeigel learns a few lessons in human nature and forgiveness. A unique science-fiction/murder-mystery mash-up by creators Peter Hogan (Tom Strong) and Steve Parkhouse (Milkman Murders)!
This review ended up being short and sweet because what's left to say about this mini-series? It's been a fantastic read and I really enjoyed how the creative team switched up their usual murder mystery and really just how different each mystery is. What's very impressive is how human all of these stories are and when you consider the lead is an alien, well it's even more impressive that they manage to keep that feel why still making him a stranger in a strange land. Yet another impressive story from the creative team. Read Full Review
Another great issue from a book you might not be picking up; look for the trades if you haven't. Read Full Review
I’m stoked to see where this series goes. We’ve got one mystery solved, and a lot more we need to figure out. Hogan sure knows how to get our interest! I wish there was more coming soon, but we’ll have to wait until 2016 for Resident Alien Volume 4: The Man with No Name. Get ready! Read Full Review
Still, its been fun enough to read, and having now caught up with the rest of the volumes, it continues the overall Resident Alien story along nicely. Plus, given the note that it ends on, it does seem that therere interesting things in store for our hero. If youve already invested, youll get a kick here " otherwise, its passable. Read Full Review
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