The Luna Brothers, Jonathan and Joshua, do an excellent job of providing beautifully rendered art, and above average character development and realistic conversations and engagements among the populace of a small town who experience and discover something frightening and troubling about themselves, and by extension ourselves. ( )

If you are following along behind me, you might wonder why I'd read this one after writing what I wrote for the previous volume in this series. Simple. I had bought the entire series before starting.

Okay then. It had been hinted at in the prior volume, and hasn't been completely confirmed in this one, but the assumption could probably have been accepted from the beginning. They are in a dome like situation, An egg like invisible barrier that surrounds the entire town. Reflective on one side, see through on the inside.

So, many many naked women running around trying to either kill other women, fuck men, and, in their spare time, eat the dead. Well, occasionally. Mostly taking the dead back to the giant sperm that's in the cornfield. All this while everyone is trapped within a giant egg. Yay?

Man, every bloody time someone said 'it's going to be okay . . it's just going to be okay' I wanted to punch someone. Maybe not the writers, but it's a close call. I mean, they are the ones writing the words. But they are also the ones who show how stupid it is to keep saying that so . . ..

You know, this might have been an interesting series back when I didn't know what I was getting myself involved with. Naked woman. Man finds her. She may or may not be an alien. She may or may not be someone who escaped from psycho sexual perverts. All was possible by the end of the first issue. Start of the second issue changed all that when the clones appeared. Ah well.

I will, of course, continue reading this series. I mean, I already it, so I must. I'd suggest others save themselves. But hey, I don't know, maybe everything will pick up over the next two volumes. Perhaps. ( )

This is a great series of graphic novels, and I am not into graphic novels at all. Basically a survival horror story, take your typical zombie tale and replace the zombies with naked women. A small town finds themselves trapped in a transparent shpere with hundreds of egg laying naked women, whos sole purpose is to beat all of the human women to death. Sounds weird, and it IS weird, but written and drawn very similar to a movie. The Luna Brothers are getting a lot of press as the next big thing in comics, and I see why. GREAT series! ( )