In the fourth chapter of the Half-Life: A Place in the West saga, fallout from the Pit ignites open conflict among New Franklin's political factions. Governor Moore targets Sejal Rajani's Opposition group and its bold vision for the city, prompting Major-General Long to take drastic steps against them both. Albert Kempinski draws nearer to Julia Benjamin, uncovering her hidden knowledge about New Franklin that points toward his missing daughter, Ellen.
This 30-page indie comic delivers fresh artwork and standout visual moments. Readers follow the escalating tensions in the American enclave centered on its enigmatic cosmic tower. Fans of narrative-driven indie stories centered on political intrigue and personal secrets will find a gripping continuation here.
A Spy in the House of Long is the fourth chapter in the Half-Life: A Place in the West saga, and continues the story of New Franklin – an American enclave with a mysterious cosmic tower at its heart.
As the fallout from the Pit spreads throughout the city, New Franklin's competing political factions are brought into open conflict.
Fearing events at the Pit will diminish his already tenuous power, Governor Moore moves to quell Sejal Rajani's Opposition - a group of dissenters with a radical plan for the city's future - forcing Major-General Long to resort to extreme measures to bring them both to heel.
And as Albert Kempinski grows closer to Julia Benjamin, he begins to see that she's hiding a secret about the city - a secret that may well lead the way to his kidnapped daughter, Ellen.
A Spy in the House of Long is 30 pages in length, with all new artwork, and features some of the most visually arresting scenes from the comic so far!
