While there is a mystery afoot in this installment to get things moving, it's one that's well-executed and plays out well. Chhibber delivers us a good look at Zatanna and the way she handles such a situation with a level of confidence and competence and that she isn't reliant just on her powers to do so. Sharma's artwork is great as I love their take on Zatanna but also the child-like aspect of the place that they're in, which Broome puts together in the color design perfectly. I'm excited to see what's next and hopeful that it runs for more than just two installments. Read Full Review