Issue four takes the story in a completely different direction. We end up on a different planet and with no Blood & Thunder. Benito Cereno takes a gamble on introducing some new concepts and story elements. Which is a good set up for whats to come as the story evolves and continues. However, the complete unfamiliarity with the characters and whats going on is kind of confusing. In the long run it will probably connect and make sense, but here and now it seems out of place. Read Full Review

I've been enjoying this book so far, but this issue was a bit too abrupt of a shift. I had to close the book a couple times and look at the cover just to make sure I wasn't mistaken about what I was reading. Needed some sort of connective tissue to the main characters/story. It wasn't poorly made, just too out of left field. Hope the next issue makes things clearer.