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It's Micah's last day working at "Dauf Supermarket" and this is his last chance to summon up the courage to talk to that special guy who works in the Fishery Department. Can Micah sed textuce him? But while these thoughts trouble his mind, doors close of their own accord while he's not looking, trolleys are being thrust against the walls and the weather has become very, very windy. Is this more than a sexual awakening?

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Micah Sampson is convinced he created a tornado that's ravaging London and believes he can stop it using his new found powers. Simon on the other hand thinks it's suicide to even contemplate staying in London, never mind driving into the eye of the storm. Literally. Dana Osbourne on the other hand is having some major ex-boyfriend issues. Edmond is built like an Ox with an unstable mentality whereas Dana is petite but raised by her ruthless uncle.

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Micah has recently discovered that he can create tornadoes. He can't actually stop them, but he can certainly create them. While he's doesn't know exactly what the nature of his powers are, he's trying to figure it out with his friends Dana, Simon and his pet dog Alfonzo. In this issue, we find out what exactly happened to Simon once he disappeared for thirty days after he was thrown into the wild of a tornado.

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Little has been said so far about the families surrounding Micah and Dana so far, but issue four evens out that balance by telling the story of one particular family member. This issue finally reveals Micah's Aunt Sal, Micah's adopted parents and the man who raised Dana, her uncle Rolf Leof. This issue tells two stories, one in the present and one ten years ago and tells the deeper story behind Micah, Dana and their family relationships.

WARNING: The preview images contain some strong language, nudity and scenes of torture which some may find disturbing.

While Micah, Dana, Simon and Alfonzo have their own stories to tell, there are certain mysteries and fables, urban legends if you will, floating about from varying sources, such as leaked military documents, revered clairvoyants and even the odd children's author.

Whether these stories are the invention of manipulative or delusional individuals is always up for debate, but it is important to document such events as even rumours and myths stem from some truth. If nothing else, they're most certainly an intriging read.

Here are a few reviews and comments on various issues of Elemental Micah.

Starburst
Antidotes to DC Comics - by C.J. Lines
"Elemental Micah blends the outlandish fantasy of superhero comics with the bittersweet existentialism of confessional autobiography to create a story that, so far, is one of the most enjoyable, touching and genuinely intriguing I've read for a long time."

The Gay Comics List - by Fran‎çois Peneaud
Issues 1, 2 and 3 review
"The characters seem to hesitate between terror and elation, between crawling under their bed while hugging their teddy bears, to shouting from the rooftops 'I can make a tornado appear!'".
Issue 4 review

MOMBcast Review - by @JamesMOMB
Issues 1, 2 ,3 and 4
"We first meet Micah in issue one in a scene that sets character and story so perfectly that even now, a month or so after first reading, I still find myself smiling at the thought of."

Gay League Review - by Joe Palmer
Issues 1, 2 and 3
"(Usually) puberty is the catalyst for an otherwise normal appearing kid to develop mutant powers, but what if the catalyst is sex, or even the anticipation of sex with someone you desire? Georgiou answers that question, and it has both unforeseen consequences on personal and epic scales."

MOMBcast also did an interview with the author of Elemental Micah, Michael Georgiou, asking questions about the series, Steve & Bob and the future of Elemental Micah. MOMBcast Interview.

There is a podcast where the Michael Georgiou where he and several other comic artists plans their stories at The Webcomics Company

On the Elemental Micah Facebook page, a few select people read the first four pages of issue four, Sampson and Agent Goliath. Here are their reactions:

Sina Evil - Cartoonist
"The first four (pages) of (issue four of) Elemental Micah are much darker than any of the previous issues, with an intriguing and surprising twist.... I am really looking forward to reading the whole thing!"
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CJ Lines - Author
"First four pages of Elemental Micah #4 are awesome. Killer twist and it sure as Hell brings in the darkness... The only thing that sucks is how long I'm going to have to wait to read a) the rest and b) #5 onwards! Consider me hooked."
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Kuba Gajda - Writer
"So I've read the infamous first 4 pages of 4th issue of Elemental Micah and I like them, it's nice that the past of Micah is being introduced. Some may find it dark but for me it's just right, it is for grown ups after all. Keep on the good work!"
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Ray Whitney - Writer
"Read the preview of issue four. Yikes. That's dark. Artwork's awesome too. Awesome-r? Lovse the change in style and location and tone, really makes it stand out and grab you. This ain't your dad's Elemental Micah!"
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