Geek culture and the apocalypse are honestly two things that I wouldn't have thought to put together. But in "The Long Con," they mix together as well as peanut butter and jelly into a darkly comical adventure that makes the end of the world more fun than you can imagine. This is definitely something I'd like to add to my library's graphic novel section as soon as it comes out.

The end of days finally befell the suffering human race. Working under pressure, Victor Lai, a down-and-out reporter risked life and limb to get a hot scoop - anything for a headline. The plot zerod in at the Los Spinoza Event Center that swelled with a record attendance. It held a popular not-to-be-missed pop-culture convention to end all conventions. Destined to meet up with his cohort Dez Delaney, the daring duo found themselves entwined with countless twists and turns.

This comic boasted well-illustrated drawings with an imaginative storyline. The narrative sped along like a wild roller coaster ride and had me holding on for dear life from beginning to end. The ending took me by surprise.

I offer my gratitude to NetGalley and Oni Press for this ARC in exchange for an unbiased review.