What starts with putting a smile on my face ended with my jaw dropped and a gasp. But, even with the air sucked out I still kept smiling due to the first half of the comic. Moore brilliantly mixes humor and emotion in a comic that has delivered with every issue and continually surprises. Easily my favorite comic out today and one of the best being released. Read Full Review

"Motor Girl" has been a comic that plays with a mood of levity, with something more serious lurking underneath. In this issue, shit gets more real than I expected, with the last half of the book featuring a devastating war flashback. The fact that it follows a kind of light first half of the book makes it all the more unexpected and impactful. It goes a far way to building the character of Sam, showing us a piece of the life that still haunts here. Terry Moore has got an unconventional book here, but it has been remarkable at times--like this issue.