Rick Rosner reviews Noah Hawley’s The New Alien Earth, calling it the most competent entry in the franchise since the first two classics. Set in 2120, Earth is ruled by megacorporations, including one led by Boy Cavalier, a shoeless boy genius who creates “Lost Boys”—children’s minds in synthetic adult bodies. As they battle new alien forms, including a turbo leech and a tentacled eyeball parasite, Hawley balances horror with restraint, often showing aftermath rather than gratuitous gore. Rosner praises Hawley’s inventive storytelling, comparing it to his reinvention of Fargo, and highlighting Timothy Olyphant’s role as a synthetic voice of reason.