I'm likely going to echo what most of the others are saying here, but this was an intriguing story filled with quite a few questions and far less answers (though, not done as successfully as, say, The X-Files managed it).

The story truly is over-long, and with some decent editing could have been cut by quite a bit.

The art is decent. Nothing to write home about, and most of the older white men tend to blur into a single caricature, but mostly passable.

I think the creative team swung for the fences here... I mean, you have a presidential election, with all the politicking and intrigue that goes along with that, as well as multiple alien abductions, a shadowy aerospace company, a shadowy figure known as "The Major" who's motives are still unclear, hallucinated "magical friends" who are the embodiment of the figures on the Pioneer spacecraft, as well as faeries, aliens, Men in Black, and...bunnies.

Even spread across fourteen issues, that's a lot to throw in the pot. So, I think the intrigue and mystery could have been retained and some of the other stuff tossed.

Not bad, but not great. ( )