An alien explorer stranded in America yearns for his home world, but hes enamored with oursespecially when it comes to murder mysteries! Seeking to clear the name of a friend whos fingered for a college girls death, Harry combs Seattle for clues. And those federal agents? Theyre only getting closer to nabbing Harry!
What I enjoyed the most about this series is that you could really see that the world is growing from the last series to this one. The idea is blossoming, but so too is the craft of both creators. It's a series that is only getting stronger and better with each installment. I can't wait for the next series and if you missed out on "Suicide Blonde" then make sure to pick it up in trade when it becomes available. It's definitely something worth reading in one sitting which I will likely go back and do now that the single issues have finished shipping. Read Full Review
It surely is. A solid ending to a worthwhile miniseries. Read Full Review
With a good setup for future stories here -- poor Harry's life is about to get a lot more difficult -- "Resident Alien: The Suicide Blonde" #3 achieves all of its goals quite nicely. While I wouldn't recommend one starting "Resident Alien" with the last issue of a mini-series, with "Resident Alien: Welcome to Earth!" in a collected format already, I would give a big thumbs up to picking it up, as well as "Resident Alien: The Suicide Blonde" #0-3 to follow on. This is a charming and attractive comic, and I'd bet that if you try this comic, you'll fall in love with it. Read Full Review
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