The Ocean Will Take Us speaks volumes just from its title and once you get into it you see just how much this team has to say. It's busy and packed, maybe just a touch too much in some ways, but it's working a familiar concept and executing it well. Douek's script is covering a lot of ground in order to hit certain points of teasing the horror and highlighting the characters so that you want more and I think it succeeds in that, even if I want it to be paced a bit slower. What helps to sell it more for me is Olivares' artwork combined with Puppo's color design. It feels alive and fresh in a way that I don't get to see too often and it has a sense of fun and teenage energy about it as well. It's playing up the Cali design easily enough but it's much more than that as well. I can see some of the basics unfolding in a familiar way but I suspect Douek has some good twists and turns ahead to keep us guessing and I'm excited to see that take shape. Read Full Review