I picked up the book after seeing a couple of good reviews on the individual issues and the alien/UFO concept seemed interesting. The issues reviews I did see though, were at the end of the arc. I don't think the series is as amateur and bad as the other reviewer makes it out to be though. I thought the story had a few interesting twists and turns and I did think the author fleshed out the characters a bit to make you feel for them, but as the other reviewer said, I think there were a few too many characters to juggle. The potential of the series really starts to show at the end (issues 4 and 5) and peak my interest. So it did leave me interested to see where things go from where the trade ended.
Besides the story being a little slow at first, my biggest gripe was with the artwork. Usually I love cartoon-ey stuff like Rob Guillory's work in Chew, or Chris Bachalo's art from Wolverine and the X-Men, so I was excited to see another cartoon-ey style utilized in another series. But I think it was pushed too much, a little more detail and textures would've done wonders for the book.
So overall, an ok book with a good bit of potential, and I'm interested to see where it goes. Also, a little sidenote, the issue covers by Dan Duncan (TMNT) are fantastic!
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