Undiscovered Country #11

Undiscovered Country #11 is a contender for the best issue yet. The creative team is magnificent at what they do and are only getting better. Read Full Review

Every page of the issue features some beautifully dark and brilliantly detailed moments for both the characters and the environments. I loved the look of Unity as well as the unexpected horror of Doctor Jain's reality. A great looking issue. Read Full Review

Unity may claim to be about bringing everyone together, but the people running the show there are like everyone else " things have to be done on their terms. Read Full Review

What? It's not already on your shelf? Buy this book! This is still in its infancy and every issue should be gobbled up! It's ground floor original stuff! I'm both excited and somewhat scared of what is next in terms of time flow within these borders of the US. This is a really well written and illustrated comic. Finally, look for the commentary within these pages and heed the warnings. It's pretty entertaining on the first go through, but pretty sobering on the second. Read Full Review

Undiscovered Country #11 leaves us to question the nature of Unity and technological advances. Paradise was anything but. We're also left to question the technology in our own lives. The series continues to be an interesting exploration of American ideals and America's history giving us an exaggerated reflection of our real world. Read Full Review

Part B-movie, part David Cronenberg worship, Undiscovered Country proves that there is no unity without sacrifice, there is no progress without devastating losses, forcing our explorers to make a decision about such a bargain being the best hope for the rest of the world. Read Full Review

the_comic_book_club

Jan 01, 2021

Undiscovered Country Issue: 11 Publisher: Image @imagecomics Writer: Scott Snyder @ssnyder1835 & Charles Soule @charlesdsoule Artist: Giuseppe Camuncoli @giuseppe_camuncoli & Leonardo Marcello Grassi @leonovels Colors: Matt Wilson @fatheadwilson Cover: Giuseppe Camuncoli After discovering the true shocking sacrifices required to sustain Unity, the group chooses to leave it all behind and continue walking the Spiral onward to Aurora and the Shining City. Unsatisfied with their decision, Dr. Jain reveals the group to still be connected to the Unity network. There their bodies shall remain as batteries powering the territory as their virtual beings be used to support Unity and its technologies throughout the world. Shockingly, I think all hope lies within the Destiny Man. How cool would it be to see him join the group on the rest of their journey? I can’t wait to see the artistic design of the next territories. Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ (5/5) Reviewed by: @meanadam of The Comic Book Club of Instagram Follow: @the_comic_book_club on Instagram for more reviews! more

DDJamesB

Dec 27, 2020

It was a good issue. It has a lot going for it. It still had a lot of threads up in the air but its satisfying usually every issue. They have a big world they built and are continuing to build.