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USNA I
The Original Graphic Novel in 6 x 9 format
A time in the future when the US and Canada have amalgamated into a new country: The United States of North America. Unhappy with the broken promises ongoing wars and deteriorating conditions, the people are rebelling. This is the story of the rebellion.
"A really intriguing premise, tightly plotted, and engaging characters. Some very nice twists and turns along the way. I think it's a wonderful property." —Joseph Mallozi, television producer, Stargate
USNA II
Books One, Two, Three - The Original Trilogy
The USNA saga continues. The growing rebellion in the United States of North America explodes in the harbors of Halifax and San Francisco and in the streets of Chicago, Calgary and St. Louis. We continue to follow the adventures of the rebels, lead by Emmett O'Brien, as they travel through the mid-west and into Texas. The USNA ruling council and SHADO continue to work to thwart the unrest.
USNA II is a series of three books. The drama and action of the North American rebellion builds with each book. USNA II - Book Three concludes the series. USNA II - Book Three is the dynamic conclusion of this epic story......or is it?
USNA I Deluxe
The original story plus a new prequel story in the larger 8.5 X 11 inch comic book format
USNA: The Deluxe Edition is the first book, resized into standard comic book format (6.62" X 10.18"). In addition, the authors have added a new prequel story which introduces you to the rebels during their days as students at McGill University and the political intrigue that led to the amalgamation of the U.S. and Canada. The art and lettering in the new story is by Chris Barrett.
USNA II Deluxe
All three USNA II books in one volume plus concept art by Francine Delgado and a 'Bloopers Reel’ in the larger 8.5 X 11 inch comic book format
The Deluxe Edition is a combination of the three USNA II books plus new art and sketches by Francine Delgado. Also included is a section of bloopers where the writers have imagined the characters involved in filming USNA and the comedic bloopers that inevitably occur.
"It's something that has long persisted within the Canadian mythos, of being slowly taken over by American influence."
– Russell Bowers, CBC Radio
★★★★★
"USNA is a clear loud voice from some artists who know what they want to say, and have put it all together in a very sharp, easy to digest package. Easily the best independent comic I've read in years."
– Axel Matfin