I'm still struggling with this book and there's definitely a frustration with it as we've had some good stories before. But it's working such a slow burn without anywhere near enough payoff that it becomes frustrating. Even worse, in a way, is that it continues to work on expanding the stories from the games that it becomes too insulated rather than breaking new ground and going in new directions. Tamaki handles this installment better than a lot of others as the pacing is solid, the dialogue is given room to breathe, and the concepts are at least a bit more interesting even if I have zero interest in Himiko and the supposed possession. Sevy's artwork is solid as it has been throughout and he gets a couple of really nice pieces in here, including a fun two-page spread, but it's his work in the quieter moments of dialogue such as the pub and the church that work the best. Read Full Review