In the end, the story transitions into an epilogue as two voices exchange their thoughts on the events of the past few issues. Readers see a universe changed, as Poe maintains his friendship with Bianca and presence in The City. Corona is able to touch on many of the unaddressed pieces of the universe he created through this exchange. The voices are not revealed, but hinted at as the book teases that something much larger has been set in motion; something older that is soon to be unleashed. The epilogue packs so much in just this one exchange that it raises the entire series up and sets up what may lie ahead leaving readers with insatiable anticipation. Read Full Review

I really don't have any complaints about this comic. It has a great story with great art and rounds out a dramatic plot that anyone could fall in love with. Read Full Review

Honestly, I'm a little disappointed in this issue. I really enjoyed this series.But ultimately I think the story wrapped up too soon without really giving us any finality. The major antagonist was dispatched far too easily and a lot of the conflict got swept under the rug. I'm glad Bianca and Poe are still friends. I'm glad the mice are alive (even if they're still on the streets). I just had hoped for a lot more than a quick resolution and some halfhearted hint that the story could continue at some point. Read Full Review