Hunted across South America both by the mysterious organization known as CADRE and their former employer Deacon Styles, Weaver and Maggie will have to tap into previously undiscovered powers if they're going to survive. But can their mysterious new ally Morgan be trusted...?
All in all Uncanny Season 2 #2 is above average and is a start of a story arc, so the build up is necessary but not always as exciting and intriguing as it could be. None the less its still a good story with good characters and interesting plot and universe Read Full Review
While Uncanny in its first issue this season had me feeling invested, I admit that I felt a bit more out of the loop this time as the main story is getting fully underway. it sets things well here overall and while part of it is certainly familiar with what it presents when it comes to Morgan and Styles, I liked the overall tone of it and the way that it plays in the real world but with the abilities and how it would be dealt with by others in varying positions of true power. The book provides some good moments for the three main characters here, Weaver getting a lot of attention in the dream state to deal with things, and overall you get a sense of the immediate direction of events while still figuring there are some real twists ahead. But it's just good to see this crew establishing themselves a bit and not just completely reacting to everything. Read Full Review
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