Mae continues to be an engaging book with what it does here as there are so many layers of elements introduced that it can be a bit overwhelming. It's a book that I want to reread every previous issue every time a new one comes in just so that I can make sure I'm getting all the right flow and story connections that I should be. Sadly, I don't have that ability and that makes each issue its own challenge, but a welcome one. Mae isn't quite on the backburner here as the book takes on a more overall view of things with Abbie dominating a bit, but she has some great moments and opens up another intriguing area for the series that I can see turning into quite the mess. Read Full Review

I'm starting to lose faith in this series. First, the dialogue, and even the writing in general to a lesser extent, is starting to bother me more as it is pretty bad (i.e., often corny and/or simple). Second, this issue provides what seems like a very large amount of different segmented pieces of information, but, in my opinion, it's to many little bits of information on too many different things and the I felt a bit overwhelmed and feel like I came away more confused that I was prior. This issue still has some very cool art and character design, and it does introduce what appear to be a few interesting plot points.