Issue 2 doubles down on the unfiltered depravity established from the start. As the plot threads start to unravel and tensions boil under the surface, Houser continues to have as much fun as he can within this vulgar and violent playground he has created. Read Full Review

Plot
This installment shows how Orson becomes a hired assassin for his boss and mentor, Aaron Olds, who discovered Orson's infidelity to his wife, Eliza. Because his Mormon faith forbids such infidelity, Aaron forces Orson to kill to atone for his sins. Orson murders a key client of William's, Brayton Jennings, who works at the FDA, which failed to approve a new sugar substitute that causes cancer. Now William must resolve this by contacting Marty, one of his associates.

The van that crashes into William's house doesn't harm him, but it's an event that will trigger a series of situations that will complicate his life. This van was full of undocumented immigrants, whom Marty likes to hire. Marty is a perverted millionaire.

William's wife, Marnie, is considering killing him on the advice of a hater chat group on social media.

The narrative of this comic has a fast-paced, non-linear structure, making the reading experience an adventure where you must connect all the dots, becoming an accomplice of the writer.

Art
It is highly detailed, achieving impeccable facial expressions that help tell this story of social and human corruption.

Summary
William needs to resolve a situation with a key client of his firm, a client created by Orson using his method of purging sins more