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Sitting down to write this review right after reading this comic has the effect of making it feel like I’m still in a dream. Maybe I should give it some time to settle? Eh, best to ride that feeling. So right away it’s clear that if you’re looking to get off of this planet for a bit, this comic is a good place to start, eh? It’s probably best not to write this like it’s analogous to our own reality, but I’ll give it a shot. First there’s nothing, then something, then several people fall from the sky encased in what looks like gelatin cubes. It seems like many are content to stay there, but one of them lands near a flower, pushes his way out, and meets the creator of the universe. Or at least somebody who seems to have some answers. These answers may be more questions, and there may be conditions placed on these answers. Still, what would an origin of the species story be without the protagonist eating something that he probably shouldn’t? This, as it must, leads to a polka dot onesie. From there a sleeping pegasus is seen in the distance, and a creature as curious as this one is obligated to check it out. This pegasus allows him to fly, but is this a good idea? How much wisdom is really out there? This is a damned fine comic, with maybe more questions than answers, and an ongoing question of whether or not the creatures who think they know what they’re doing actually know anything. But isn’t that always the way? $10 (ish, once again I don’t know currency rates)
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