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    Saucer Country #10

    Saucer Country » Saucer Country #10 - The Reticulan Candidate Conclusion released by DC Comics on February 2013.

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    Arcadia's team finds itself under siege at the Democrat candidate's debate in Las Vegas, Michael finds himself wondering what's real and what he's capable of, and Kidd discovers the secrets behind the men in black, all in part two of three of "The Reticulan Candidate."

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    Saucer Country #10 - The Reticulan Candidate Conclusion by dark_noldor on January 16, 2013

    The feeling I get I as read this series is that Cornell gives with one hand and takes with the other, there are no certainties in this story, just that the main character - the presidential candidate Arcadia - is very important to the aliens (or to whoever is backgrounding them or pretending to be them) and that she won't quit, serving their purposes (but who's purposes??). Ryan Kelly is an amazing artist, but in this issue his art was a little off: the faces were strange, the scenarios weren't ...

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