She's been around for a long time. And she has seen a lot. Priest is doing a good job of illustrating the complex convolutions in her life. The restlessness of the narrative is its own kind of horror. And it does feel suitable to the nature of the situation. It does, however, as though priest is going to have to settle into a more coherent narrative in order for this particular issue to have had the kind of impact that needs to have. Read Full Review

Really disappointed that it kind of fizzled out at the end. I'm left feeling that to go on with this title then something has to give. I get the feeling that Dynamite will get this right or die trying.