Undiscovered Country #12

Undiscovered Country #12 is a stunning, intense end to a terrific second arc. Despite this series hitting a dozen issues and hundreds of miles, it is still brimming with energy and intrigue. The action and art have always been one of the comic's big selling points, and it never disappoints. Soule and Snyder truly understand these characters, which has been clear from their first appearances. Every member of the creative team is at the top of their game and appears to be having fun depicting the chaos. Read Full Review

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

This was one of Undiscovered Country's strongest issues yet with the explosive end of Unity as the new zone and its secrets await. Read Full Review

Camuncoli and Marcello Grassi bring some beautiful, stylized visuals to this issue. Not only is there pulse pounding action, but there are some truly disturbing visuals throughout that are visually jarring. Loved every page and panel. Read Full Review

Undiscovered Country #12 may have more action than the previous 11 issues combined. Not quite sure how some of it's possible in Scott Snyder and Charles Soule's world. Doesn't seem like we'll get an answer on that in the near future either. Read Full Review

Undiscovered Country #12 wraps up the current arc while pointing us on our next adventure… which seems intriguing. The series continues to challenge readers to think about the ideals that make up America and shows what happens when things get unbalanced. It's a reflection of our world and at times continues to mirror real events. It does what science fiction does best, act as a layered discussion of the world in which we live. Read Full Review

Fans will likely be just as happy to move into the next zone of this book as the characters are, as the heady nature of this storyline proved to be far too overwhelming, emphasizing its metaphors as it forgot to engage the reader. Read Full Review

the_comic_book_club

Feb 19, 2021

Undiscovered Country Issue: 12 Publisher: Image @imagecomics Writer: Scott Snyder @ssnyder1835 & Charles Soule @charlesdsoule Artist: Giuseppe Camuncoli @giuseppe_camuncoli & Leonardo Marcello Grassi @leonovels Colors: Matt Wilson @colornmatt Cover: Giuseppe Camuncoli Utilizing Chang’s prior connection to Unity, Charlotte appeals to the sacrificial children used to power the territory, giving them the opportunity to set themselves and the group free. The avatars of the Destiny Man and Dr. Jain go to war as Unity crumbles around them. The physical Dr. Jain allows the group to proceed towards the Spiral in the hopes Unity’s message will reign superior over the other territories. Narrowly escaping the Destiny Man’s utter nucle ar destruction of Unity, the group continue their journey of the Spiral and are greeted by a message from Daniel and Charlotte’s parents where they learn of their own mother’s involvement in creating the Sky virus which has ravaged the rest of the planet. Suddenly the group is greeted by another Sam Elgin who invites them to join him and sail forth towards adventure and Possibility. An outstanding conclusion to the series second arc. I love how drastically different each territory is from each other. I can’t wait to see what the Possibility territory has in store for the group. It’s going to be difficult to be patient for the next issue while the creative team takes a small break and returns in the Spring. 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

Feb 10, 2021

Overall it was pretty solid. I felt like the brain kids disappeared with little difficulty and that kind of bummed me a little. Other than that it continues to build and im ready to see what the next zone looks like.