Now trapped in Mitsuki's strange domain, a vast and surprising truth is revealed to En about her world and those she knows and loves. In this last instalment of Skin&Earth, En finds new power in the depths of captivity, and it is up to her what she will do with it.
Pretty and full of emotional weight but empty of substance is how I think of Skin & Earth at this point. There have been neat moments but it largely reminded me of a lot of what the 80's independent scene was like. Some intriguing talents getting into the medium with ideas that feel fresh with how they're presented but end up falling short, sometimes tremendously so, because of a lack of a solid enough structure. Perhaps this reads better as a single work, perhaps the songs from Lights recent release gives it more meaning, but the series as a whole and this book in particular is just a lot of sound and fury without the depth needed in the execution to pull it off. Read Full Review
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