This promised to be the best of the series and honestly, I couldn't agree more. The issue is wonderfully written as it begins to fully realize the characters, exploring their emotion, drives, and personalities. The writing and art are dynamic and poignant.

This is skillful storytelling at it's finest, with many facades to it; Oliver works as a superhero origin story, a coming-of-age story or, as with the Dickens classic, a social commentary about life on the margins of society. We're shown a world not only on the brink of destruction but very much there. Even at this early stage, I've invested in this series. It really ticks all the boxes on my comic list"an apocalyptic world, an exploration into society and a great story and artwork.

This series is one that just keeps getting better and better. Moreci and Sherman are only going from strength to strength with the world they've created. The charm and emotion with each dilemma only make for an action-packed issue. I'll always take comics over lectures for my philosophy and morality lessons, so I'm definitely looking forward to the next issue in the series!

This new ARC is awesome. As the crew consisting of Billy Bane and his comrades try to kill The Creator and save the Galaxy. Moreci and Sherman have created a vibrant world rich with charm and complexity any intergalactic space opera needs. And that makes this a must-read! Oh, and let's not forget the crazy sex robots too, can never have too many of them!