Camuncoli and Grassi deliver some beautiful and impressive visuals throughout the issue. Everything from the action to the character moments are filled with details and capture the eye of the reader. A consistently impressive ride issue after issue. Read Full Review

Issue 5 continues to pull us along on this journey through this bizarre but fascinating sci-fi romp of a world we barely recognize and yet is steeped in the trappings and symbols of a world we are familiar with. Soule and Snyder continue to write an original spin on the dystopian trope while playing with symbols of Americana and hardcore sci-fi elements like time travel in a near-future setting in a fascinating and thoroughly engaging way. Read Full Review

This issue finally lets the book come together into an enjoyable experience. Read Full Review

Compared to some of the issues before, Undiscovered Country #5 served more as build-up. Though that is not to take away from everything we still managed to discover about this situation. Any issue is wasted if we aren't getting more depth added to these characters, and pushing further into the la of this land. If you aren't running from something, you are sure as hell running towards it if you are Sam or the Destiny Man. Read Full Review

The result is a comic lacking a clear identity and a similarly disjointed reading process where even clear sparks of creativity and consideration cannot be appreciated for very long. Read Full Review