I'm missing a chunk of what happened between the first and third issues, obviously, but there's a lot to like with this installment. Watching as Moses deal with things in past and present shows the weary nature of him in the now but also the reactionary way he used to act. They're not exactly two different characters when you get down to it but both are separated by decades and they're not like each other enough that they could be. I'm eager to see what's next for the journey that they're all on and just how badly things could go south. Read Full Review

Such a great story. I wish it wouldn't end but the last one is next for me.