The more time we get to spend with Saffron and ruminate on the vector this series is going in, the more I appreciate it. Whereas her brother's power was integral to every stage of the story, Saffron's personality is the star the show, and Layman and Boultwood perfected the proportions of this comic's recipe. I'm very excited for the prospect of a book three after finishing Chu #10. Read Full Review

John Layman and Dan Boultwood deliver a hilarious conclusion to Chu's "(She) Drunk History" story arc. Read Full Review

Saffron needs a lot more development as a character, but if you don't mind a "darker" side to the Chew-niverse, this issue should get you very excited in regards to what comes next. Read Full Review

Probably the single strongest issue of the series for me and a perfect wrap up to the (She) Drunk History arc. Saffron Chu is constantly using her powers and some time traveling wine to stay one step ahead of everyone and her personality shines here, in addition to her smarts. Feels like Layman has finally settled into a core cast of characters, and while I'm still struggling to see the larger narrative at play, the book is so much fun that it doesn't matter.