"NATION BUILDING," Part Four
Chas travels to New York to address the United Nations, but the search for international support for his fledgling nation makes for strange enemies and even worse allies. Meanwhile, Zoe infiltrates the "Green-X" eco-terror group and learns some disturbing truths about Chas and his efforts to develop the garbage patch.
GREAT PACIFIC #10 is another great issue of the series, sticking with what has worked so well before: a strong combination of political and personal drama. But that's not all, because there's additional wrinkles added in this issue that I'm not about to spoil, but only serve to make the reader more excited for what's to come next. Of course, there's also a well done cliffhanger that'll leave you wishing you had issue #11 in your hands already. Read Full Review
I'm looking forward to the next issue for sure as this one set the stage for something big to happen. It should be interesting, but I know that Chas will come out on top like he always does. It's just interesting to see how he will. If you're thinking of picking up the series you might not want to start on this issue, but rather at the beginning of "Nation Building" three issues ago or with the first volume trade. This is still one of the most unique comics on the market so check it out if you're tired of the capes and tights genre. Read Full Review
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