Blue Book: 1947 #2

Unsurprisingly, Blue Book's secondary story continues to be immensely more interesting than its primary story. Read Full Review

Un Cómic Más / Dave DSG

Mar 17, 2024

Plot This comic includes two stories, the first in the main and long story that is open for several installments and the second is a short story with a single installment: BLUE BOOK 1947 written by JAMES TYNION IV with art by MICHAEL AVON OEMING and lettered by Tom Napolitano: this chapter narrates the well-known sighting of Captain Emil J Smith and Ralf Stevens on United Airlines plane 105 en route from Idaho to Oregon in the USA. In the USA in 1947, they saw several flying saucers following a large one. Smith contacted the press and then met with Kenneth Arnold, who a few months ago became known for a sighting, Arnold felt relative calm knowing that he was not the only one who saw these phenomena. In search of verifying the vera city of everything, Arnols interviewed Harold Dahl, one of those who experienced a UFO phenomenon on the High Seas, near Maury Island, USA with other people, when a saucer belonging to a group dropped on them. pieces of volcanic lava, injuring several and killing a dog. At some point Dahl claimed that he was contacted by a mysterious man dressed in a black suit who recommended that he stop talking about the subject of Maury Island, then over time this supposed visit ignited the conspiracy of the existence of the Men in Black who belonged to the government. of the United States and were part of a conspiracy to hide the UFO phenomenon. Arnold, after several interviews, began to doubt what Dahl was saying, until he found a person who experienced the same thing and who had volcanic ash fall on him. This installment is full of interesting revelations and historical facts about UFOLOGY that capture you panel by panel with a sensation of reading/watching a documentary. The art uses blue and black tone and color palette, which, aided by excellent body language, explains how events occur, providing a veil of mystery and suspense. Rating 5 out of 5 TRUE WEIRD “TRUE WEIRD THE MONKEY MAN OF DELHI!” by Aditya Bidikar and Anand RK: It is based on the mysterious case of the Monkey Man in India who carried out numerous attacks on many people but was never photographed or presented any proof of his existence in 2001. The art is all black and white which It offers a gloomy touch. Rating 4 out of 5 more