As Riley and his band become schoolyard pariahs, accused of murder, their daily life turns into a bizarre blend of fear and isolation. The school principal, ever so helpfully, suggests remote learning “to avoid disruption”—because nothing says normal like school over Zoom. Determined to clear their names, the gang finally joins forces with the Whine & Crime ladies, diving into the murky depths of the dark web and past misdeeds. Meanwhile, a dog walk with Dad takes a nosedive when Riley discovers another body, this time in a sinkhole. Cue the clandestine purchase of a burner phone—because reporting a body anonymously is just another Tumore
FML #5 slows the story down a bit but reveals some important keys to where the story is heading. Kelly Sue DeConnick does an excellent job of bringing the reader even closer to the characters. As the story nears an end, more mysteries are being revealed, and connections are starting to make sense. Read Full Review
Be the first to rate this issue!
Click the 'Rate/Write A Review' link above to get started.