Undiscovered Country #13

Camuncoli and Marcello Grassi continue to delight and amaze with the art in this issue. Not only do the characters look great and the action is thrilling, but the character designs are dazzling as well. Read Full Review

A great opening to a new chapter in this crazy world-building series. Read Full Review

'Undiscovered Country' #13 is a refreshing return, promising new horizons and a creative exploration of American culture. Although the formula of 'new Zone equals new threats' could start to feel repetitive, it's the characters and their connection with the world around them that will entice readers to keep walking on this journey. And with enough new possibilities, the series may produce enough energy it needs to keep a transformed United States an engaging world to be in. Read Full Review

Readers get a look into Val's background in Undiscovered Country #13. Certainly didn't expect what Scott Snyder and Charles Soul gave us " whether it be her jarring early life experience or how that's about to be relevant for her again. Seems like there's a whole lot more for us to learn about her. Read Full Review

After a four-month break, Undiscovered Country returns for its third arc and boy, do they swing for the fences with this one. Read Full Review

This issue was a bit light. Not the urgency of prior issues to escape a land, cure the Sky virus, watch out for the back stabbing. While it dealt with the artistic side of things, it was a bit far fetched for me. But UC fans"you need to keep on keeping on. Every part of a race cannot be perfect nor can every issue. We have been spoiled by this group of artists and authors. Perhaps the pandemic gave us some rust we need to shake off for this series! Read Full Review

DDJamesB

Jun 26, 2021

I'm a huge fan of this series and was so excited I saw it was back but, this has to be the worst issue. It just felt like it tried to hard. A noir pirate ship? Thats just silly.