Paul Cornell & Ryan Kelly’s 10th Anniversary Return To Saucer Country

Saucer Country was a moderately good UFO mythology comedian ebook by Paul Cornell, drawn by Ryan Kelly and revealed by DC Comics’ Vertigo from 2012 within the ultimate days of the imprint and was cancelled after 14 points. It was later picked up by IDW, renamed Saucer State for trademark causes, for a six-issue sequence which appeared to finish the story. But possibly that was untimely. Because Paul Cornell simply tweeted “Here’s the sign-up for @WeAreZoop crowdfunding… The Completed Saucer Country by @funrama and me! Every issue in a bumper 440-page volume! With a new concluding chapter that solves all the mysteries and gives it a proper ending! (Design by @LMMyles)”

The sequence is about US presidential candidate, and Hispanic governor of New Mexico, Arcadia Alvarado, who’s investigating the chance that she had been kidnapped by aliens, amidst the industrial exploitation and merchandising of alien abduction circumstances. The first quantity was nominated for the 2013 Hugo Award for Best Graphic Story.

The Zoop crowdfunding sign-up web page reads as follows: “The epic science fiction saga of US politics and UFO mythology all in one book… complete with a brand new concluding chapter by creators Paul Cornell and Ryan Kelly! All the mysteries answered! All the arcs resolved! The Completed Saucer Country contains the entire runs of Vertigo’s Saucer Country, IDW’s Saucer State and the prologue from Strange Adventures, plus a BRAND NEW CONCLUDING CHAPTER in a bumper-sized 440 page softcover volume! Experience the full story of alien abductee Arcadia Alvarado’s campaign to be US President… and to discover the truth of what happened to her, in the comic that suggested there was Russian intervention in US politics way before it was cool!”

The hyperlink to the Zoop signup web page is right here, and the total crowdfunder will launch after New York Comic Con. Will I pay no matter it takes to purchase the sequence once more for the brand new ending? Why sure, sure I’ll.