Sasquatch Civil War! Alien Invasion! Massive Amounts of Exposition! Norma discovers the startling truth about the Duma Corporation's plans, and Jesse mounts a rescue mission in the tiny town of Sydsville.
Strange Nation, like many MonkeyBrain titles, is an incredibly imaginative and inventive book. While each issue is only a dozen or so pages, it often seems to contain more actual story than many of the larger companies can pack in 20 or 22 pages. And for just 99 on Comixology, it's a fantastic deal. Issues 1 through 3 can also be found for just 99 each. Read Full Review
That's the title's main strength: despite the wackiness of the premise, Allor's careful pacing combines with Romera's aptitude for portraying emotion in a way that keeps this story grounded and " in its own odd way " relatable. And now that we're halfway through, it's clear that this series is building up in something impressive, even though " or especially " because it's breaking our hearts every now and then. For anyone who appreciates a beautifully-structured story, this conspiracy should go straight to the top (of your reading list). Read Full Review
If you're looking for a good dose of creativity, sci-fi and fun, then I strongly recommend checking out this series. Considering it's only $0.99 an issue and they're legitimately engaging and a good time, catching up should be very easy. Read Full Review
The scope of the series seems to be getting bigger and bigger with each issue, and the quality remains solid throughout. So as usual it's a good read, but you may miss the jokes that you've come to expect from the series. Read Full Review
This book definitely lives up to its name. Sasquatches, aliens, and a podunk town caught in the middle? Writer Paul Allor actually explains a surprising amount with this issue, making it prime territory for anyone looking to jump in. Read Full Review
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