Another depressingly strong issue of this series... Why "depressingly"? Because we have NO idea when the next issue comes out! The fact that we don't have a date to go by(even if it was way off) makes me think that Image has no idea when the next issue will come out either... Which sucks, because after the ending to this one, I can't wait to see what happens next, and with the way this story has been jumping back and forth, we probably won't get back to Hunter and Zoe for a good two issues! Read Full Review

This is as good a time as any to get on the bandwagon, folks- trust me when I say that this arc's one of the slower ones out of the whole lot. Read Full Review

A really strong issue that benefits from the more focused story. We don't so much learn the answer to the mysteries of the series, but we DO learn a lot more about the personality of one of the main characters. Zoe is fully three-dimensional now. Read Full Review

Artist Joe Eisma fills each page with Zoe's bristling attitude. You'll feel personally brushed off just flipping through the book. There are a lot of intense images and small clues throughout, and he manages to give each one the precise amount of presence on the page. For a dialogue-heavy issue, he manages to change up the images enough to keep things interesting, and does an especially good job of it on the silhouetted panel in the dark. Read Full Review

Once again writer Nick Spencer and artist Joe Eisma give us another weird, but highly entertaining tale, and a terrific value. At an age when content seems to be shrinking as more and more monthly comics seem hellbent on a $4 price-tag, here's 30 pages of (very good) story for $3. That's pretty awesome, if you ask me. Worth a look. Read Full Review

"Morning Glories" is still entertaining, but it's hard to keep from feeling like some of the shine is now missing. Hopefully the next few issues will pull things together and start providing some answers. There's still room for mystery in "Morning Glories," but only after a few have been closed off. I'm on board for now, but this is a series that runs the risk of burning off a lot of reader goodwill right about now. Here's hoping it doesn't do just that. Read Full Review