Farel Dalrymple on Prophet! Yes Please! Our story opens with a new John Prophet awakening from his stasis chamber. He has to journey across a gigantic robotic man-shaped ship that has crashed into a planet. All along the corridors of this ship he encounters strange beings and fallen "Prophets". His encounter with a deranged and diseased clone is both frightening and awesome. The staple of this series has been the wide margin of imaginative locations, creatures and actions. I would absolutely love a bubble exoskeleton. This book is the bees knees for sci-fi fans or people just looking to find something outside of cape comics. The one and done-ness of these stories makes it easy to jump on at any point. In conclusion I have to add that this book literally suprises me with every panel because it is set in a world without editorial control and can be let loose upon. The world of John Prophet has endless room for stories, and with the revelation last issue of a horde of John Prophets journeying across the galaxy, Brandon Graham has a very very long fun and hopefully very very long ride on this book.