That being said, the gritty, muted art take on the comic continued to work through the harshest scenes that the readers had experiences. Multi-page gunfights and the chaos of all of the characters colliding into one place was successfully conveyed through successive panels. And when things calmed back down at the end, wide shots brought the emotional ending that the series was attempting to bring about. Now that the groundwork has been laid for the larger, political world, a sequel might just be able to hammer home all of the hanging plots, but for now I'm feeling rather meh about the ending of this series. Read Full Review