Overall it seemed like this issue was set up to serve as a psychological evaluation of the situation. While nothing is wrong with that when it's good to delve into what is driving the story and his motivations, but when it's placed in as randomly as it felt, it was a bit disappointing as a transition from what occurred the last issue. The one thing I liked about this story so far is that the transitions from perspectives has always been smooth and I can only hope it gets back on track with the next issue. The least you can say is that you'd rather get this part out-of-the-way now because in the end it was an inevitable moment that they had to address. Aside from this it's great to see Tom Derenick back on art as he is really capable of capturing the facial expressions which really convey the emotions many of them are feeling at the moment. Read Full Review