Though I'm still not fully on board with Ellis' version of Bond or his style of storytelling here, there's certainly been more to like with the Eidolon arc than the opening arc. This one shakes things up with some things that have been seeded since the beginning and it's welcome to see that come into play. Bond has some good material here but I also like that it shifts to showcase what M and Birdwhistle are going through as well since that's such a game changer. The big draw continues to be watching the way Masters layouts the work with some great panel design to keep the flow moving as well as just the intensity of several situations across this arc. It's almost a work that you could do dialogue free and get everything you need out of it, which is impressive. Read Full Review

That being said, the writing and dialogue is once again on form and the art continues to impress, especially during the action sequences, with movements that seem to flow naturally. Read Full Review