OverallIf I hadn't known in advance that this series was six issues, I might have been tricked into thinking this was the final oneif it weren't for the sudden twist ending. I loved that Dr. Harper found Sophia with help from Huck and his mum, but it seems their journey across America comes with costly and personal repercussions for Huck. It will be interesting to see how he deals with these sudden changes, and even more so considering Huck is an Autistic character. I'm curious to see how Millar weaves these shifts in circumstances into Huck's narrative over the last two issues. Read Full Review

Plot
Huck, Anna and Dr. Harper talk to Sophia, who lives in a remote place where she can take care of her grandson, whose powers are powerful, influenced by emotions and does not control them.

Sophia's daughter has been missing for years and she is taking care of her grandson in the hope of seeing her back, she asks Huck to locate her using a photo with her full name Rosie Beth Katrina Raskin, but Huck says she can't locate her, that she is not, that means they killed her.

Harper stays with Sophie, both will live together, his love at first sight is mutual. Sophie did not stay with Harper that day that saved him because she was part of a team of five people with powers who had sworn to stay in hiding, but all mysteriously disappeared.

Anna and Huck return home, on the road Huck tells him what Jimbo told Zoe's except. Anna is enraged and asks Huck not to create the so derogatory words they told her.

When they get home they discover that Zoe is pregnant with another person who is not Jimbo. Jimbo stole all his savings and left her thrown away. Huck is going to look for Jimbo, but Anna tells her that she is going to take care and goes to New York.

Anna punishes Jimbo, makes her feel sorry for two lovers. Satisfied he leaves the place ... But he is in the sights of a sniper ... that the murder of a shot in the head ... Finally they reveal who is the one behind the murders to the superhumans, it is called Malik, his right hand is called Mitchell and has a team that cleanses the entire crime scene.

Shocking and heartbreaking episode, which maintains the mystery of the magical origin of the powers of all these beings, but now enters a new conspiracy mystery.

Art
Rafael Albuquerque returns to this saga with his strokes full of textures that transmit Huck's strength and tenderness, his plans are spectacular as well as poses, it is undoubtedly his best work to date. Dave McCaig's color palette offers a film sensation when using sepia tones for flashbacks as well as a blue palette to denote sadness.

At the end of each Millarworld comic, there's a hilarious short film by Emily Brooks Millar called "Birddad."

Summary
Heartbreaking chapter with an important revelation and an irreparable loss more