This issue is a joy to read and pretty to look at. It's worth a try if you're looking for a fun new series to read.

The characters portrayed by Mark A. Robinson's illustrations still remaininconsistent, but they've improved from the last issue. His backgrounds have also improved from the last issue with beautiful details and textures. Less of the panels have blank backgrounds compared to the last issue. Paul Little's color work still compliments Robinson's art. The color combinations make the book pop and the contrast works very well. The colors match tone of the story perfectly, it's bright and vibrant when the story is fun and dark and drained when it turns serious. Little's color blending and lighting effects ties the book together in a nice and neat book. The story and art pick up pace and leaves me looking forward to the next issue.