Would this comic be great to pick up randomly, no. Would this be a nice chapter for the story, of course. This is a dark series of villain turning good and I love seeing the flashbacks. It's also cool seeing what the characters were like back then while only showing three colours in the flashbacks. All in all I would by the other issues first before buying the current issue or wait till the graphic novel comes out as some people don't want to wait months at a time waiting for the next issue. Read Full Review

Apart from the delays between each issue, there is nothing wanting in this series. As the penultimate issue of the second arc comes to a close, we are left in a cliffhanger that will definitely bring the readers to their knees, begging for more. No, honestly. I've been a big fan of this series, especially because it's one of those that's entirely unique in the stands at the moment. Nick Spencer's story of a rehabilitated mass murderer offering his services to the police is certainly gripping. The story starts in the same manner as all the other issues in the second arc: few pages about an incident that occurred twelve years ago. Then we are brought to the present where Fillmore and Ramira charge to apprehend the villain behind the recent mayhem. And from what we have witnessed in the last issue, how is Matt Severin - The First - going to recover from what he has undergone? And from what he has just committed? Spencer's unparalleled work matches brilliantly with Ryan Browne's art. It's not too late to get into this series, the first volume has been out for quite some time now and you can still get all the issues of this thrilling second arc. Definitely a title that deserves its place in your pull list. more