SAUCER STATE (2017)

"She was abducted by aliens. Now she's the President. She's going to use the power of that office to find out what really happened. But will they let her? Saucer State is the sequel to and the conclusion of the Hugo Award nominated Saucer Country. It's House of Cards does The X-Files. It's a bulletin from the brightest timeline. She will break the world to find who hurt her. And new readers can start here. Bullet points: • Picks up where Saucer Country left off! • One of the very few mainstream comics to be nominated for SF's prestigious Hugo Award!"

"After last issue's cliffhanger, US President Arcadia Alvarado is acting fast against the biggest event in world history. 'Drop everything, spend everything. Give me a damn gun.' 'It won't be a war. It'll be a slaughter.' 'Isn't that exactly what the post-truth bastards do?' Jump onboard as the conclusion to Saucer Country heads one step closer to the finishing line and the end of everything!"

"With a real alien ship a year away from Earth, Arcadia's far right political foes are suggesting something that sounds horribly like revolution. Meanwhile, fairies are offering her ex-husband a cake-for-access deal. No, really. It's the start of a quest that will unlock the secrets of reality as the series takes its unique mixture of House of Cards and Jeff Kripal to... Russia? Soon readers everywhere will be able to say, 'Oh, they went there.' Because there is where we live."

"How do you use cake to summon something in the desert? Should you? Space Warfare Task Group reports back, and now Arcadia might have a gun in time. There's a grave for someone who's meant to be heading back to Earth. No more damned data. The Russians say something terrible. And Fausto plays the trumpet. It's the White House vs. ufology vs. incoming actual real damn aliens. With a flying bedstead. Bullet points: * Picks up where Saucer Country left off! * One of the very few mainstream comics to be nominated for SF's prestigious Hugo Award! * Tackles real world US politics from the point of view of a female President!"

"Just a walk with Orthon of Venus, Adamski, the Greys, the Silver Space Lady and our poor Michael across New Mexico, the Saucer State. Secrets are revealed. It all starts coming together. The Chinese Air Force is here too! At what point does astronaut training become worship? At what point does metaphor become fact? Is there a need for flying saucers? More astral Jung per month than any other comic book!"

"Kidd and Chloe are lost in Hollywood and... under fire?! Astelle has been alien abducted... by Isis?! The WW2 origins of the UFO myth are... fake news?! And of course, of course, of course, President Arcadia Alvarado is in Moscow, the axis of the story, the axis of recent history, for the season finale of... the human race? Bullet points: * Picks up where Saucer Country left off! * One of the very few mainstream comics to be nominated for SF's prestigious Hugo Award! * Tackles real world US politics from the point of view of a female President!"