The art finds its own way to stand out, particularly with the panel arrangement. One sequence has Roy interviewing a witness and we get one dialogue-less panel, which really elevates the scene with that extra pause. This is followed by a montage of Roy hitting investigative dead ends framed on a silhouette of his stubbled face. Not crammed into a single issue, the story has space for these fancy flourishes, which make me excited for what's to come. Read Full Review

Guiu Vilanova's imagery is very fitting for this story, displaying a dark sense of ambiguity that just gnaws at you as things begin to unfold. Cold trails bring about spectral evidence that not only points Chambers in the right direction, but ensures that I will be coming back for the next issue. Read Full Review

I might review the next issue, but I'll definitely be back to review the conclusion. The story isn't bad enough to stop reading, but it's definitely not the grand finale that anyone was expecting after the first two arcs. Time will tell though. Read Full Review