A mythology- and dialogue-heavy issue that gives us plenty of insight into the characters, while Patrick Oliffe and Tom Palmer's art us as consistently excellent as ever. Read Full Review

It's the setup for a big finale, and the art and story are more than up to the task. I'm sad to see it end, but looking forward to the wrap-up. Read Full Review

The biggest problem this series has is that it seems to go around in circles. Read Full Review

With one issue left, we see the pieces come together to end the series. Unfortunately, the art is not helping the issue. Some of the panels look good while the rest look like it was rushed and could have improved the story. The artwork can help make the reader, feel what the writer wants them to feel. The dialogue in this issue is actually pretty good! The scene with Daisy confronting Cliffy had great dialogue but would have probably moved me if the art was a bit better! Read Full Review

The art in this issue is weaker than before, in my opinion. It has a sketchy quality, especially on some of the larger panels that depict scale and vistas (shattered shopping malls, crowded scenes, etc). As the series winds down, I cant blamethe art team for cutting corners, especially when their quality of work hasbeen so consistent (until now). Perhaps theyre tired, and see light at the endof the tunnel. Thats okay, but I hope the final issue is a grand slam blowout. Read Full Review